PERIPHERAL PEOPLE: The Excluded Minorities Of Ethiopia

PERIPHERAL PEOPLE: The Excluded Minorities Of EthiopiaIn southern Ethiopia, there are craftworkers and hunters who are vigorously excluded from mainstream society. As blacksmiths, potters, tanners, woodworkers, weavers, and hunters of wild animals, they fulfill important roles in society, yet many of them are considered by local people to be not real people. They are feared as purveyors of evil and supernatural powers. Despised as outcasts, they face discrimination across the whole social, political, and

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Some ethnic groups were permanently separated into different political formations and Borgu constituted one of the affected areas

Khalil joined the primary school with virtually no knowledge of Arabic as used in school and a tribal name (Hinain) that bore no relationship to his current name

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Armed with a recovered identity and a chastened wisdom in African culture

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It contains an account of some of the personalities who held high government offices and the state of ecumenical relations

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