full offense but the Summers Isle cult in Wicker Man (2005) looks like paradise and I want to live there forever.

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full offense but the Summers Isle cult in Wicker Man (2005) looks like paradise and I want to live there forever.
In the small indigenous territory of Guna Yala off Panama’s eastern coast, a flourishing ‘third gender’ community is defying stereotypes – and venerating women.
Guna Yala is extraordinary in many ways: it is an autonomous indigenous territory, and its flag sports a black, left-facing swastika, said to represent the four directions and the creation of the world. But perhaps the most curious tradition in Guna Yala is its natural gender equality – and complete tolerance, if not celebration, of gender fluidity.