African Visual Rhythm - Sharif Nsubuga
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What have you heard about our gods? Some cultural theories are potentially a lie, where they either cut off your external female genitalia or face social outcasts, our Bambara women cry. The impact of "Mzungu" on African states left us with no identity. How true is this? Our Cameroon brothers and sisters cry wherever they narrate French doings. "Dry tree, eaten by ants, it's long dead." African visual album ... Full description
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Description
The impact of "Mzungu" on African states left us with no identity. How true is this? Our Cameroon brothers and sisters cry wherever they narrate French doings. "Dry tree, eaten by ants, it's long dead."
African visual album rhymes with stories of culture, power, romance, male chauvinism, colonialism, deaths, poverty, women's oppression, politics, and so many things that have ever happened to you, or maybe someone else you know.
In matters surrounding the unending beatings, heartbreaking events, and white diseases, Sharif Nsubuga, the author of Cosmopolitan, talks about the over-shocking stories Africa doesn't want you to know.
The unbalanced cultural practices. Is it harsh on women?
More Information
| Author | Sharif Nsubuga |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp |
| Release year | 2023 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9798386072575 |