Jan 28
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SMASH OR PASS: Okpa, Insterspecies Reviewers
Okpa (Dagon)
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Ishuzoku Reviewers - Ep.2
okpa underrated !
Igbo Food Map
In this infographic we take a look at two well known foods by Igboid people from different states. (We couldn’t fit everything unfortunately! 😅) 1) Ofe Onugbu Origin: Anambra State Also known as Bitter leaf soup, it’s a tasty healthy soup and one of the most traditional soups in Nigeria. 2) Ofe Akwu Origin: Anambra/Delta State Well known to both Anambra and Delta State, it’s the Igbo…
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Bambara Groundnuts. Bambara Beans. Okpa. Jugo Beans. Goober Beans. Cousins to the black-eyed peas, these nutritious, drought-tolerant legumes are ok with high temperatures and poor soils. Native to West Africa, it far predates the Brazilian peanut (also called groundnut) on the continent. It is high in protein and carbohydrates and contains many important minerals making it a complete diet. It can be eaten as a fresh or dry bean, and made into flour or nut milk. It is fairly difficult to find seeds for this crop in the US. Roughwood Seed Collection shared seed for this variety (“Speckled Bambaras”) a few years ago. We have a few packets left for this year, and will be listing more for 2019 shortly! www.trueloveseeds.com #speckledbambara #bambaragroundnut #bambarabeans #jugobeans #okpa #gooberbean #vigna #vignasubterranea #seedkeeping https://www.instagram.com/p/Brg1Hk8lZuG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12c0xpvnb8zmc
right so Meelasugaadic marriage is super heteronormative right. And Fiitsãn’s mothers DID have an arranged marriage
but they do incorporate trans people into this as long as, basically, they do all the medical transition and are/pretend to be very binary and gender-conforming and straight and never talk about it and totally conform to the norm. You can legally change your gender in Meelasugaado if you do all that and it is mostly socially accepted if you do all that
so, while the laws are obviously different in Rāmia, Okpa and one of Xāqesqua’s parents are Meelasugaadic and I don’t think Okpa’s and Xāqesqua’s parents would have arranged a marriage between two women because that’s just not how marriage works for them. So what I think happened is that one of them transitioned much younger than the other and so when they got married it WAS between a woman and a “man” (not a man but nobody knew that except maybe the other bride, and maaaaaybe Fiitsãn’s father if they were already with him- possibly in secret- at the time- idk when exactly he came into the picture but he’s also trans), then the other transitioned later on. In Meelasugaado they might have to get a divorce for the other wife to legally change her gender, but they don’t have to do that in Rāmia (do they even have legal gender in Rāmia? It doesn’t seem particularly legally important to them so it might just be social), so they’re still married (and to Sinquisoq, now. Hashtag #myT4T4Tpolyamory)
Ishuzoku Reviewers - Ep.7