Which African culture prescribes wearing a jacket as respect?
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I’ve been interested in this topic for a while. What I’m finding is a lot of text that sends it straight to Judaism and Muslims. With the “migration” of the Lembe tribe (some call them the lost or 11th Jewish tribe), I’ve often wondered why it was and is important to us.
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There was an interesting article on Fridays New York Times
@nytimes (02/11) about recent Jewish massacre victims mourning. There’s also a snippet of “White” mourning by Bram Fischer in One of Mandela books. Please check it. -
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At a Pittsburgh Crime Scene, Jewish Volunteers Guard the ‘Bodies of Holy Martyrs’https://nyti.ms/2yDCwJe
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It’s dated into Egypt 2300BCE. Without African scholars to notate and codify it in our various cultures, it makes me ask the questions where? Why? And how? Remember it’s not just an isiXhosa rite of passage. The rest of us a quietly going on about our bussiness.
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