onal duties. Through stories and various teachings, young African girls and boys learned were conditioned to become knowledgeable in the roles that are preset for them. Young men were taught to provide for their family and to exhibit dominance over their female counterparts. Young females were taught to respect men and were primed to the future of one day marrying and appeasing their own husband and following the same guidelines of their female lineage, so once again creating another reoccurrence in the seemingly endless cycle of complacency. As this was all that was known to them si
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