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I'm amused by the outrage because if the victims had been Ghanaian women (and I am certain there are more Ghanaian victims), people wouldn't be this sympathetic😂
Still thinking about those videos.
It’s pained me oo.
Sex tourism is a real thing, I beg you all please be very careful.
It’s better to be called rude, inaccessible and disrespectful than to be taken advantage of or putting your life in danger.
I beg you IJN.
And it goes for men too.
*sigh
Every time this conversation comes up, an army shows up in my mentions with the same tired lines: “It helps them focus.” “It makes them less attractive to predatory men.” “It disciplines them.”
Meanwhile, girls are still harassed, struggle in class and can be truant if they want.
And schools that allow braids, puffs, locs and all, shockingly, still produce excellent students.
Because the issue was never hair.
This rule is archaic. We treat it like sacred tradition because it’s easier than asking why it exists and whether it serves girls today.
And years later we wonder why women’s confidence is tangled up in their hair; why some spend fortunes trying to “fix” what we taught them was wrong; why so many don’t know how to care for their natural hair as adults.
From childhood, we told them their very texture is a problem.
Let’s update the rules: allow neat, healthy natural hair; teach hair care as part of hygiene, how hard is that?
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The vast majority of Africa was never colonized, and since WW2 the continent has received the equivalent of *five* Marshall Plans (it only required one to rebuild all of Europe), and yet they still can't build a bridge.
It's time to be honest about this. The problem is Africans.