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The document discusses avatars and representation of sexuality and gender in Second Life. It introduces six avatars - Randal Woodland, Achirya Rezak, and JJ Jacobsen who are studying these issues, along with Rudolfo Woodget, Sir JJ Drinkwater, and Miss Achariya Maktoum who represent different genders and sexualities. The discussion centers around how queer identities and non-queer identities are expressed and represented through avatars, and complications around defining queer identities and relationships between real and virtual genders.
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