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Fulani |
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Fulani a cattle-owning tribe in West Africa. Many varieties of zebu cattle are included in the general category of Fulani. See sudanese fulani cattle. |
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80, in the "Ghana Gold" segment of an African Heritage Festival designed and staged by Donovan, flawlessly toned male (presumably Kenyan) models wearing kente in traditional toga-fashion provide the backdrop for two elegant women seated in "Kente evening coats over silk gowns, ancient jasper beads, amber, and Fulani gold earrings. She wishes to thank Phillip Brian Harper, Elizabeth McHenry, Ifeona Fulani, Megan Obourn, and the critical readers of AAR for their insightful feedback on earlier drafts of this article. A Fulani prince and captain in his father's army, he was kidnapped in 1788, at the age of 26, and sold to British slavers in the Gambia. |
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