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East African Dance Rituals

In post-colonial times In East Africa, dancing was very ritualistic and traditional. Each tribe had their own dancing techniques the passed down from generation to generation. Even today, you will still see those honoring their heritage by keeping their tradtional … Continue reading

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East African Facial Traditions from the Old World

East African tribes used facial paints as a way to show their alliance to their tribe as well as ward off enemy tribes. This ancient tradition is no longer in use, but it leads researchers to believe this well-known tradition … Continue reading

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Children’s Dancewear In East African Literature

The more things change, the more they stay the same.  Regardless of whether you’re studying 20th Century living in California or Post British Colonial East African Literature, you’ll find all little girls want to look their best in the clothing … Continue reading

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Literature Provides Key To Puffy Eye Syndrome.

Post-colonial writings are full of interesting observations that reveal attitudes and perceptions of the those times in East Africa. I was mildly amused by some of the descriptions used to characterize the appearance of certain types of individuals.  For example, … Continue reading

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Eye Wrinkles and Sun’s Effects On The Skin Exposed In Archival Writings

Seems like even in post-colonial times, the subject of eye wrinkles and aging skin is a topic of discussion.  Recent archival writings illustrate that health and wellness was even important so many years ago. Writings show that the East  African … Continue reading

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Wikipedia.org Summarizes Post Colonial African Literature

Commentary:  Although the health and well-being of the individuals enduring these conflicts is not addressed in the literary writings, it’s logical to surmise the continued exposure to intense heat and searing sun affected overall health, including general skin care, eye skin … Continue reading

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The Development of East African Community

The East African Community (EAC) is a partnership community of three unified countries of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. The main office of the EAC is to be found in Arusha, Tanzania. These countries were under the British colonial power before … Continue reading

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Anti-Colonial Struggle in Kenya and India

Anti-Colonial strugglers include the people who were against the colonial rule in Kenya and India. They organized themselves in groups that led the rebellion to colonialists and waging guerrilla warfare to the colonizers. The groups resisted the arrival of the … Continue reading

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Does The First Amendment Always Protect Us Media

The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, as interpreted by the U.S. Supreme Court, provides the strongest guarantee of free speech in the world. Unlike people in many other countries, Americans are free to criticize each other and government officials … Continue reading

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