Original-language term required. Peter A. Jackson documented how people with this status first gained a positive outlet in national media through a 1970s advice column written by the pseudonymous “Uncle Go.” People with this status feature in a specialized international marketing campaign whose slogan tells the reader to “Go [to their country], Be Free.” A 2000 comedy that broke its country’s cinema into the US market is based on the victory of a team with this status in its (15[1])national volleyball championships. Most entrants in the (*) Miss Tiffany’s Universe pageant have this status. Transgender women typically use the word phuying instead of identifying with this status, whose holders often find employment at go-go bars and cabarets in tourist centers (10[1])like Pattaya. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, name this (10[1])“third gender” (-5[1])identity (-5[1])common in Thailand. ■END■ (10[1]0[2])