FGM IS NOT OUR CULTURE
Posted by Jeneba Project on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 Under: Articles
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Tags: fgm "female genital mutilation" "female circumcision" "sierra leone" "joseph kaifala"
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There is nothing special about bondo bush. It is
a place where old people fidget with little girls vaginas. If you want to teach
girls culture send them to school. Again, we don't need any bush cultural
barracks. FMG is harmful to little girls and an anachronistic cultural
practice. Our inability to accept that and change is indicative of a general
developmental stagnation and unprogressiveness in our society.
You should stop senzationalising bondo bush.
There is no cultural training happening there...none of the girls put through
this harmful tradition graduate with any grand cultural enlightenment other
than unnecessary scars, if they are lucky to survive the knives of often
intoxicated grannies.
Children can sing and dance Mende or Limba songs
in regular classrooms.
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