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Benin royalty, particularly the Oba (king), often cover their mouths with a cloth as a sign of respect and to maintain their sacred status, as tradition dictates that the public should not see their teeth, signifying they do not eat or smile openly in public; it's considered a way to uphold the mystique and power of the monarch.

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The British Constitution, Cartoon sent to Viscount Sidmouth by Colonel Fletcher from Hollins near Bolton-le-Moors, National Archives, 1819

Sandra Cisneros, from "Tea Dance, Provincetown, 1982", Woman Without Shame

Sandra Cisneros, from "Tea Dance, Provincetown, 1982", Woman Without Shame

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“Fool’s Paradise” by Dimithry Victor

Frederick Douglass and His Grandson, 1894This photo shows Frederick Douglass, who was once a slave but later became a famous author and activist. He is with his grandson, Joseph Douglass, who was a talented musician. The picture was taken in 1894. Frederick Douglass worked hard to end slavery and fight for equal rights. Joseph Douglass followed his passion for music and became one of the first African American concert violinists.

desperately searching the internet for a video or audio recording of tout-a-coup jazz or just thomas sankara playing guitar

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