.......Among the Ewe tribe of Ghana and Togo there is a form of ritual servitude although it is condemned as a form of sex slavery by its opponents. Traditional religious shrines also called fetish shrines take human beings as payment for services or punishment for crimes committed. The fetish shrines have fetish priests who are in charge. The priests act as intermediaries between the community and the fetish gods. An aggrieved person may report an offence to the priest in order to have the family of the offender punished by the gods. The family of the offender will in turn send a virgin girl to the fetish shrine to prevent the wrath of the gods. The virgin girl becomes a living sacrifice who pays for the crimes of a family member by serving in the shrine for a long period or for the rest of her life. Once initiated into the shrine the virgin girl becomes a Trokosi. Tro means god while kosi means slave or queen. She becomes a slave to the fetish gods. They are also called Woryokwe or Fiashidi. The fetish priest will have sexual intercourse with the girls to consummate their marriage to the gods. It is believed that the priest’s genitals have been dedicated to the fetish gods and so sex with him is a sacred act. The children fathered by the priests are called Trokosiviwo and also grow up in servitude. The girls undertake all duties as the priest may prefer including working on his fields. Ghana outlawed this sex slavery in 1998 but deep rooted fear of the shrines has made it hard to eliminate. ...........Among the Samburu tribe of Kenya there exists a culture known in heir local dialect as aishontoyie saen. In English it is simply known as beading. Young Samburu warriors known as morans are not allowed to marry until they have finished their moran period. For sexual pleasure these morans have to bead a young unmarried girl. The girl is usually a relative. The moran will take a necklace made of red beads to the girl’s parents then place it round her neck. He will henceforth be allowed to have sex with the girl. The mother will build the girl a small hut where the moran can always come to have sexual intercourse with her. Pregnancy is however not allowed in this relationship because the girl is not yet married. In case of pregnancy the girl undergoes abortion by use of herbs or brute force. If the girl gives birth then the baby has to be killed using a high tobacco concentrate then thrown away. Samburu culture dictates that a girl cannot get married with a baby procured from the beading practice. Sometimes the baby is given away so that the girl has a chance to be married. This culture is illegal under Kenyan law but its proponents insist it prevents promiscuity. Opponents of this sex ritual see it as a form of child rape because the girls are always underage. It is illegal to have sex with a minor in Kenya. Beading can sometimes be done by a non relative as a way of booking the girl for marriage.........
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I haven't watched it and don't plan to, but this is another great dossier on the depravity of Africans in the wild where there behavior should be the most exemplary for all the world to see. Our overlords claim to be the saviors of the world and dedicated to stamping out all forms or racism and sexism throughout the universe -- where are they on this awful stuff?
It doesn't mention it, but I've also read of tribes where a rite of passage for boys is getting raped by men. There's probably no level of brutality toward man or beats that savages don't ritualize. Kosher slaughter is another holdover from insanely stupid ancient times kept alive in the good old Jew-S- A.