
Better to be a Maasai cow than a Maasai woman: A tale of two Maasai men
In Maasai culture, a cow is not just livestock. It is sacred. It is wealth. It is status. It is life. In fact, to some, it is better to be a Maasai cow than a Maasai girl.
In Maasai culture, a cow is not just livestock. It is sacred. It is wealth. It is status. It is life. In fact, to some, it is better to be a Maasai cow than a Maasai girl.
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