Sudanese women and men show their traditional tribal facial marks, an ancient practice that was once common among African tribes. The practice has greatly diminished over the years with many seeing it as unsanitary, archaic, and obsolete
2022/08/14/scarring-for-life-traditional-practice-fades-in-sudan
2022/08/14/scarring-for-life-traditional-practice-fades-in-sudan
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