List three major disparities in roles and norms, between two, modern, real-world, cultural groups, regarding sex and gender, and/or sexuality. Use reason to develop a hypothesis as to why these disparities exist, while including cultural value systems.

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A: Yes, in the digital age, race does disappear when more and more interactions take place online.

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