We are the land of Muzibogun! We speak Muzibogun, and our people are called Muziboguns. In our language, gender is defined by social roles through work and education. Women are educated for complex jobs, such as accounting, medicine, and education. Men are educated for manual labor, such as agriculture, construction.
We have a theocratic society. At age 13, non-binary individuals are educated to become church members and to serve as governing leaders. Muzibogun reflects the influence of grammatical gender on the perception of gender roles within our society, emphasizing how these roles are embedded in linguistic structures.