So cultural inspiration only counts when it’s tied to a historical event? One is historical fiction, the other is fantasy rooted in mythology. I didn’t realize Yoruba mythology needed a real life event to qualify as cultural influence o🤣
Half of a yellow sun was inspired by the Nigerian civil war. A real life event
What real life event inspired children of Blood and Bone ?
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Me and my girls discovering 96% of crimes done by Nigerians abroad are not from Nigerian women. Crazy stats.
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“He worships me with his mouth; his tongue finding my centre while he falls on his knees… like I’m a goddess he wants to please me so good that I have no choice but to release blessings.”
Tomilola pleaseeeeeee😭😭😭
Half of a Yellow Sun is also fiction, yet its film adaptation retained the cultural identity of the book. So why is it suddenly unreasonable to expect the same from Children of Blood and Bone? Fantasy doesn’t mean cultural influences should be lost in adaptation. Y’all geddifok!
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Nigerian traditional weddings are always tailored to the culture/ethnicity of the bride. The only time a Caucasian should be having a Nigerian style traditional wedding is if the bride is Nigerian.
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social media really made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.
I said the book is rooted in Yoruba culture, and people are fighting for their lives over “rooted” vs. “influenced.” Is this not potato, potahto? Abeg, rest. 😂
How the fuck did a book rooted in Yoruba culture become another Wakanda-inspired mess? The exaggerated costumes, the generic African accents. I’m so tired of Hollywood treating Africa like one big fictional kingdom. If you can’t respect the source material, leave it alone.
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Aww, you discovered fictional animals in a fantasy novel. Now explain how their existence erases the Yoruba cultural influences. Take your time, I’m rooting for you.
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Comprehension isn’t everybody’s ministry, I can’t break it down for you no worries brother Jeremiah.
Eniolaa retweeted
Nobody’s denying that you’re human or that you shouldn’t have the same rights as every other human. What you aren’t entitled to is everyone else’s agreement that you are what you claim to be, compliance with your quasi-religious views or the removal of women’s sex-based rights.
“He worships me with his mouth; his tongue finding my centre while he falls on his knees… like I’m a goddess he wants to please me so good that I have no choice but to release blessings.”
Tomilola pleaseeeeeee😭😭😭
Eniolaa retweeted
I know my addiction to isolation is unhealthy, but people are so draining (and disappointing).
How the fuck did a book rooted in Yoruba culture become another Wakanda-inspired mess? The exaggerated costumes, the generic African accents. I’m so tired of Hollywood treating Africa like one big fictional kingdom. If you can’t respect the source material, leave it alone.
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I might complain about working sometimes, but God I thank you for giving me the ability work and most importantly a job. I will never take that for granted.
If a gay man is being misogynistic towards me, am I allowed to match his energy or do I have to uphold the feminist constitution even under attack?
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My fellow Nigerian women, we aren't beating these allegations.
There's so much proof on the internet.
We've sold ourselves out in a bad light.
The bad eggs have created a narrative about us and the stereotype has taken full course.
We need to correct this, else, the future may be grey.
Good Nigerian women need to come out, let's be more vocal, we should do something to change this narrative.
It's flying and it doesn't look good.
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