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A person who drops their values, language and traditions to fit in becomes owned by whoever sets the new standard. Culture is more than dress and festivals. It carries the rules that tell you who you are and how to treat people.
When you cut that root, you spend your life chasing approval from strangers. Learn the world, borrow what is useful, but never trade your identity for acceptance.
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Incidentally, she was described as a fat woman who moved very quickly and lightly. Maybe she wasn't fat at all, but rather a woman with wide hips. 🤷♂️
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الكنداكة أماني ريناس التي هزمت روما.
هذه هي القصة التي لن ترويها هوليوود، وإذا فعلت ذلك، فستصنع بطلاً خيالياً أبيض البشرة يعمل كمستشار وهمي لمساعدتها على الفوز.
#تاريخ_السودان
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تبييض التاريخ
عندما يُعاد كتابة ونحت وجه التاريخ لخدمة سردية واحدة.
#وادي_النيل
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King Ahmose I: The Founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty and the Liberator Of New Kingdom of Egypt panafrocore.com/2024/04/27/k…
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Detail of The Stele of Queen Amanishakheto.
She Stands Between The Goddess Amesemi and The God Apedemak.
Sandstone. From the Amun Temple at Naqa'a (Also Naga'a) Sudan.
Meroitic Period, 1st Century.
#SudaneseCulture
#ثقافة_سودانية – at Khartoum, Sudan
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Many black people in the diapora have Eurasian DNA that doesnt stop them from being Black or African.. even Eurasians have African DNA .. you people love that Eurasian line 😂😂😂
You literally have Eurasian DNA though
@grok
How many back to Africa migrations have there been in North Africa?
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Amun Temple Columns, Naga Site, Sudan
#SudsneseCulture
#ثقافة_سودانية
📷 Eric Lafforgue – at Khartoum, Sudan
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Toubou women get one exactly like it, with black dots on the sides; Songhai women write their initial on their foreheads, sometimes with scorpion tattoos, and what looks like the sun or a spider.
📷 Songhai woman with forehead tattoo 📷 Toubou girl with similar Nubian tattoo
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102 dead. 113 injured. That’s the toll given by Nyala’s health minister after the drone attack on Tinkong Market.
Second-guessing who’s responsible? The perpetrators are the Sudanese Armed Forces, led by the Muslim Brotherhood.
These were people going about their daily lives, trying to survive a war they did not choose. Now families are burying their loved ones as the world remains largely silent.
You don’t get to massacre your own people and hide behind the title of a national army. Period.
#KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan
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Nubian woman with a chin tattoo (vertical line) similar to that of Toubou and Songhai women, after the mat tent, the nose ring jewelry, this type of tattoo is my new Saharan (Nilo) connection, although I suspect a Berber and Semitic influence !
