Gender and Sexuality in Asia Based on what you know about gender and sexuality in Asia (e.g. the hijra of India, the waria of Indonesia, and tom-deeism in Thailand as well as other framing course concepts) respond to the following prompt. Prompt: Anthropologists think about gender as various socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities and attributes that are not fixed in time or place. For those in Asia who do not fit neatly into the gender binary or defined categories, what are their lives like? How do they make a living and/or create communities in contemporary Asian societies? What challenges do they face?