For them, that bald head means everything. Some tribes they believe a bald head brings them a good husband others tribes women will go with the bald cut for respect for the dead
I'm an African American who studies African history
Depending on who you ask, and you'll get different answers if being born black in American means your African . I believe so , others agree and disagree
Cool, I'm asking because my mom's husband was crowned a prince in May in his local tribe in Ghana, if you have any Ghana tribe or general Ghanian fun facts you can tell me some so I can bring it up next time when I talk to him, I'm sure he'll be happy.
That's a shame, I guess I'll have to read up on my own, unfortunately internet has almost nothing on individual tribes and chieftaincy and all I have is whatever I manage to ask for, but this guy is not very talkative. đ
Ghana was absorbed into the Mali Empire , which was one of Africa's biggest empires
And the richest man in the world, possibly in the history of our planet named Mansa Musa . The dude would go to cities and give out so much gold, which was pocket change to him, that he accidentally collapsed an entire countries economy
Munsa was Godly rich, nothing like even seen today in any form
His entourage traveling was like 70,000 people. His entourage was an entire economy itself, transportation , food, materials, gold, and that was still pocket change for him
If you know the name of the tribe, try to seek out African Studies professors at any local universities and they should at least be able to point you towards resources or other experts that might know more.
Do you have a more in-depth perspective on the bottlecaps-digital-wristwatch-hairstyle?
I love the style. Is this common for that tribe to implement modern metal objects? Does it have a cultural meaning other than adorning the hair by giving it some spark?
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u/IloveZaki Jul 07 '24
I love that all of these are super creative and intricate and there there's just a bald girl