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The Significance of Hair in African Societies
The Significance of Hair in African Societies
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Delve into the cultural and spiritual significance of hair in African societies, understanding its role in social structures, rituals, and as a marker of identity.
Course Duration:
- 6 Weeks (with 2–3 hours per week of content and assignments)
- Total Time Commitment: 12–18 hours (including videos, readings, discussions, and assignments)
Week 1: Introduction to the Role of Hair in African Societies
Week 2: Hair as a Marker of Identity and Social Status
Week 3: Spiritual and Religious Symbolism of Hair in African Traditions
Week 4: Hair as Resistance and Resilience During Colonialism
Week 5: The Evolution of Hair in Modern African Societies
Week 6: Contemporary Challenges and Stereotypes Around African Hair
Course Delivery
- Format: Online course with video lectures, reading materials, interactive assignments, and live discussion forums.
- Platform: Google Classroom or a similar Learning Management System (LMS) for content delivery and communication.
- Live Sessions: 1 live group discussion or Q&A session each week to clarify doubts and discuss course material.
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Well, Your Natural Hair is Both: Fragile Because It is Breakable and Dry and Strong Because You Know How to Take Care of It, Uniting the Strands to Make Them Magnificently Powerful.
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