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Discover Senegal: Dispelling Myths and Embracing Culture

This presentation aims to educate on Senegal, erasing stereotypes and showcasing everyday life, culture, and famous places. Learn facts, customs, and visuals of Senegal to broaden understanding and appreciation.

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Discover Senegal: Dispelling Myths and Embracing Culture

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  1. Myth of Africa Beginning with Senegal

  2. Súnúgal

  3. Common Stupid Questions & Assumptions • Your parents must be in the military if you’ve traveled outside the United States. • If you’re a tall male you must basketball players? • What!?! You’ve never been arrested? • Are you a rapper ? • All Black teenagers have children. • You’re pretty, are you mixed? • Don’t you live in the projects?

  4. Awful things said about Africa • Africans live in trees. • Do people in Africa wear clothes? • Are lions roaming free in the streets? • Everyone has HIV/AIDS in Africa. All of these are stupid, rude, and highly offensive.

  5. Let’s erase these ideas byeducatingourselves about Senegal.

  6. The purpose of this presentation • Show Senegal location • A Give you a different picture • Share pictures with you of everyday life • Jewelry • Senegalese Clothes • Show you some famous places

  7. By the end of the presentation, you should know: • The number of countries in Africa • The capital of Senegal • The color of the Senegalese flag • A national dish • The Senegalese handshake • How to greet in Woolof

  8. Facts about Senegal • Dakar is the capital. • National dish is Ceebe Jin. • National sports are football and Senegalese wrestling

  9. Facts about Senegal • The national languages are Woolof, Arabic, and French. • Dakar is the fashion capital of West Africa. • 98% of the population are Muslim.

  10. Senegalese Culture • Remove your shoes at someone’s house. • Always acknowledge and respect the eldest person in company. • Women are protected and educated.

  11. Senegalese Culture • Senegalese ceremonies • Children go to Qur'an and regular schools. • Men are allowed to have as many wives they can afford.

  12. Communal Dining

  13. CFA-Senegal Currency

  14. A Mosque: A mosque is like a church where Muslims go worship.

  15. Dekh Rebhaaka “The Pink Lake”

  16. An University

  17. School Trip to Goree Island

  18. The Last Slave House -Goree Island

  19. Goree Island Museum

  20. The Door of No Return -Goree Island

  21. The Balboa Tree

  22. Sobo Badé

  23. Sobo Badé

  24. Apartments in Senegal

  25. Homes in Senegal

  26. Homes in Senegal

  27. Inside a friend’s house

  28. The Bus

  29. Famous Senegalese

  30. Visuals • Senegalese dresses • Waist beads & Gold • CFA (paper money & coins) • Artwork-the bus and fishing boat

  31. Question & Answer Session

  32. Send an e-mail to Ms. Audrey Gardner audrey@youthawb.org Want to know more.

  33. Jërëjëf

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