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The subtleties of Afrikan culture make the sin of colonialism that much worse because of the loss of aural education. Not oral but “aural” because being in proximity to a group of people who handle themselves a certain way rubs off on those who need to learn.
The unspoken and subtle aspects of culture that were not captured in history or even oral history are lost.
Chanting YorùbÁkan: A Stylistic Analysis of Jími Ṣólańkẹ́’s Ọ̀nà là in “The Path”