Posts tagged somalia
Somali Girls/Women Respect Blog
keep somaalinimo alive
Crying
Tazabelle: Please ignore this rant
To all you deluded Somali females that think that somehow you are ‘superior’ to Somali males…..please walk blindfolded into traffic. You claim you will NEVAH!1!! marry & settle down with a Somali man but I see your naive, self-hating ass 15 years down the line with Abdi Mo Farah III and your 3…
Ilaahay waxkasti ayuu abuuray LOL
Look at this Dayuus. saxiib IF YOU HAVE NOTHING GOOD TO SAY ABOUT YOUR SISTERS/MOTHERS/DAUGHTERS THEN afka leydha ka karso.
You should change your url to “dhameer xaley go’ay”
Because that is your worth, please proceed to swerve
We need to speak out. We need to involve. We need to be part of the change… I mean, politically. I mean, decision making. We have in Somalia, last 22 years, women who’s fighting. We didn’t have a government - strong government. We are fighting. And all these women who is doing amazing job in Somalia; they never get encouraged. When it comes to peacemaking, when it comes to the decision making, when it comes to the…anything in their life; someone has to make a decision for them and that is not right.
(via rubiconmangos)xFartuun Adaan speech at the International Women of Courage Award.
Migrant workers or modern slaves?
From the documentary, “Young and Invisible”
Somali Women Getting Fit
Times, they are a changin’, and I like it.
I think its safe to say that we are the only nation in the world who do not have any recipes for our foods…our cooking is mostly seeing whats in the cupboard/fridge and going YOLO with the spices.
Thats probably why somali food is the bomb diggity
Somali mothers fighting for the cause. #khat #protest #somali
Mashallah.
This is the difference between xaliimo and farax.
Xaliimo is about achieving change.
Faraax is about xaar digaag
Riwaayad jinn
My dad is currently watching this riwaayad, its soo budget but LOOL
Somali woman with child
Friday Photo: Somali Woman
Fewer than one in four Somali girls get to go to elementary school. Less than 4 per cent of these girls go on to university. Even fewer are able to graduate. You have the power to help the Global Enrichment Foundation (GEF) empower young women in Somalia, and around the world.
Visit the Global Enrichment Foundation Project on our website to learn more.
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