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“The African culture is not centred around equalising the exposure of bare skin to sexual connotations, as it is the case in the West. Africans have always felt comfortable in having their skin being kissed by the Sun. Simply because the African skin, full of cocoa and butter, neither cracks nor dies under the warm kiss of the Sun.” — Mitta Xinindlu
The African culture is not centred around equalising the exposure of bare skin to sexual connotations, as it is the case in the West. Africans have always felt comfortable in having their skin being kissed by the Sun. Simply because the African skin, full of cocoa and butter, neither cracks nor dies under the warm kiss of the Sun.