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The Fula or Fulani women’s symbol of beauty and courage are black lips tattoos. They uphold a “Tchoodi” ceremony that is a cultural identity and ritual performed exclusively by women and the tradition serves as a right of passage, a sign that girls have achieved womanhood. Girls must perform Tchoodi to avoid the mockery or outcast status. These distinctive black lip tattoos make the girl or young woman more attractive to Fula men as potential wives. . The black circle framing their mouth draws a

#culturetrip to the Pulaar people of Senegal🇸🇳 Pulaar is a Fula language spoken primarily as a first language by the Fula and Toucouleur peoples in the middle Senegal River valley area. Over one million Pulaar (or Tukulor) live in the West African nations of Senegal, The Gambia, Mauritania, Guinea, and Mali. Most are located in Senegal, where they comprise nearly one-tenth of the population. The Pulaar are thought to have descended from the Fulani and the Wolof or Sereres tribes. Their name is

   Apprenons l'Adlam la langue poulard ! Let's learn the Fulani language! Las uns Fula lernen! | Diogo's English | Facebook

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