This history and genocíde is not being taught in African schools because our curriculum is still colonized and they want us to see the colonizers as good people. Germans Exterminated the Herero and Nama People of Namibia 🇳🇦 and kïlled thousands in the process. | Typical African

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In Namibia, where the average temperature in the summer is 80 degrees, Herero women deck themselves out with long sleeves and petticoats. Their gorgeous dresses, elaborate headpieces, and vibrant patterns showcase their pride in their identity, all the while alluding to the suffering they've endured within the past 100 years — including a genocide that nearly wiped them out. | Refinery29

In Namibia, the average temperature in the summer is 80 degrees — yet Herero women deck themselves out in long-sleeved dresses that allude to a history of trauma and triumph. Watch the full episode here: http://bit.ly/SOTNamibia | Refinery29

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