doubts shows the geo political reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the this week on the 77 percent street debate. we're speaking about the impact of what's the issue towards how i did he likes as you're going to we keep seeing you at cochise, dan called to think of the guns why we're doing that on college. and that was part of the place for speaking may look around which you know, those days there's no to put the address on you. yeah. it but your new thing to get that to a phone speaking, look along with the new compound video of what to do, combine african languages and local along with this in. but you can, we're having this conversation in english force that has and 15 of codes at one site, both codes a is language. if we are having this conversation in english,

what are we still trying to defend? we've been having a tool that the woman is not supposed to cannot excites okay, i'm okay. okay. okay. okay. okay, let him settle this chicken situation on watson, the hello and welcome back to the submit to set up a test suite debate this week. we a back and you've done this capital of compiler. now this is a city that steeped in traditional culture, but you wouldn't know that walking around because like many capitals across africa, it's also living in a more than time. as of today, we're asking african cultures at risk of being erased in the quest for globalization and who brought us to answer this question for me. then uganda, and he and i want to talk with kia because when we have the conversation, i know you said something very interesting about what you think the role of culture is in society. so in you'll find me what role does culture play? it plays a role in he comes to discipline, lead comes tomorrow as when it comes to way of behavior. so cause cause such

a gets routed into the young people. it has to begin from home. for example, me, i'm a long you buy tribe of good enough from cassettes to from west and you going to, my mom is from the east. so when you get to see that total combination, you think i've mentioned in my, my, the language. yes, i know like me, i can speak like, you know, i to and i mean know, then you're going to can speak the language, but why i might be able to do all this because my father told to me from day one, if you do not need to annual and reapply him, i'm fine, you're going to get a smack when your head. so if you're speaking of this at the end, because really does a speaking of them that you should be with young people, the issue is actually with them that okay. so before, before we addressed the issue in totality, i just want to understand, you know, because not everybody lives in a cultural home. so what does that look like for you? is that when you are having best days, is it when these marriages, when do you really feel this culture? cochise actually felt during traditional ceremonies. that is during, in the cold weather calling nicole among the agenda which i do send them average. so the only time i would know that let me see exist properly is when there's,

i just want to merge. and then these old does, would tell us to dress like an physician was under the option of dressing that tradition where now that means that we are only shown and we are meant to believe that culture should only be to be portrayed during traditional ceremonies, right? if you come dressed in your skin, you punch, i will actually send you over, but you can not tell me to come for a grand party and you expect me come just, you know me see, what are you trying to him because that specified ya shown are going to say is the traditional effort, traditional you're going to go there, gave me, i'm all right. so let's move to phrase here for a little bit because you come from an extremely traditional home and what it's talking about here is nothing new for you, right? but you have a very different interpretation of you tell us a little bit about the, my grand my that would where, how good may see every time it felt like it was the only dress senior. and then that i had a good good my the who would do the exact same thing my mother way as her go. messy to almost every function she has been invited to have gone up in a home. that's very, very traditional. you have to kneel, when you agreed,

you have to kneel when your sob, you have to do such and things the way they are meant to do your clothes as opposed to be a set in height, as opposed to speak your language as opposed to. it's still culture to a point that they've been gender roles attached to men and women because of call to, you know, culturally a mind is like a good. we see him as he's up that. and so if i'm talking to a mind i'm going to be kneeling, that particular parts of the chicken that only the mind it's and as a woman did, she didn't it them and also well growing up. i used to see my grandmother refused to accept. she can because you know it's meant for the man, but i'm going to be like, i don't want to do all that. yeah. okay. oh wow. well gabrielle gabrielle. gov, it's right to me seem full. you know, we have a coaches to say a to that is coach where the stranded because of the political question. we don't do guns by choice. we had your guns despite the virtual because you know what you see. we are both together known by our choice. knowing the cause that we decided so

because you have mixed up, someone comes here and the cutting, your incompetence is a, pushed all of us. and it will gone to here where it's, what do you mean when you say cultural incompetence, these, you know, you know what to what tell you the testing might as well say a to undo to eat i, i could find the, does that mean competency in mice? will say it, yeah. and it will gunned up. i see with respect to women, to different that to the biggest, i would wait a minute because even in the iraq of our kingdom would default most big offices in the king don't belong to women with land title and do a story that takes $28.00 for instance i come to hold on, let me let, let me, let me, let me, let me, let the bundle. women speak for themselves. oh for such as non just it's everywhere and then just begun to move on to get married. and when did she come out to see the people she's not even allowed to just go around talking anyhow. leave the queen of the kingdom of, of the saga. she's not even allowed to go talking to people. any holly,

do you know that our queen can't even stay in the same kingdom with the king because we've been a supposed to be treated a sudden kind of way to maybe it's broken up by the probably, i mentioned the government. we do have people that, but if he's talking about but kingdom i think is missing point. okay. all right. all right, before we make this, that debates about demand buses remain. let me come to you under because when we was speaking, you made the point that's look, what are we even defending? what's culture like re, laws and rules that we have fun to include? came up with them. how far back to be. go. tell me a bit about that up as an idea, i believe co changed the way of life at the problem is that most of the terms are not talking about codes had enough recall you talk about it in a traditional way. we talk about 2 to 3, where, at, for example, like we may tell you that we are in the cartridge center because the couple of vets and, but codes hayes more than that. it's the 4 digits. what we say is though we talk so

when you look at africa, sense of what kind of nice. oh those, yes, back. and you look had to look out for it. got to do what exactly are we trying to praise? of like, i mean, we're having this conversation in english for us that has and 15 of codes at 15, both college i use language. if we are having this conversation in english, uh, if most of us are wearing this gaps, which we do not even know why they came from known to wearing the hides and skins, what are we still trying to defend? okay. all right, let me give henry a chance. henry, by the way, is a veteran general and also an educator and lots of edition this i would like to support what to mike, what do you have dusted on along with them? that's really what's that's from. i think my concerns usually is neglected language is completed because of wisdom language is what i mean. can you say that because yeah, in kampala, majority of the people don't speak english also. he, me, they speak glenda used to speaking with brenda. most of people. yeah. and you come

1st because of grand, but that's what of traditional language you're going to come with junk from kind of more consistent room with the co enjoy, the thought or the only income. but i never looked out the can't speak to the traditional indigenous language. how do you mind going with total speak, you're totally uncomfortable. people seek you. i read a job. first of all, you're not indicated number 2. and because of that, and then newest and along with these english is now coming in, it was a friend, does come in read because coming. so they're over saturday, ever seen you started said because i'm this ones you must pass english to be say, to be seen on the bus. and so i am yeah, the feeding, sorry for that. you don't find a many i told easy to come part us. we've got choice. okay. alright. the yes, the issue is people should emulate who the and be proud and be what the language a thought to decode to just like language is the issue of choice. no one has ever been listed in this country for speaking the language. no one has ever been that is

for addressing what? oh the some things came because of bodies in college. i. yes. you know, traditionally is we've been having bodies like ways things. we've been having a tool that the woman is not supposed to take an x, but doesn't want to read any anywhere. yeah, it is not within our lines and do, but anybody got it is, is tested, the woman is supposed to be treated like any other human being, but those, the more than these smoke, i mean, yeah, to screw us up. they can pull, people tend to fit the body, but the both us to preach the body goes to make us make as you, we are pushing women to drill, right. okay. i'm okay. okay. okay. okay. okay. love to settle this chicken situation on watson. okay. because i don't want to talk about it again. yeah. let me give you a chance to respond because the raise your hand them to, to get a, get me to of the whole thing. cause oh, to tell you. i agree, that's it's, it has been a general politically mean africa in uganda as well. we meant even as he stated on getting his argument, that's the female. he doesn't in positions,

but trust me both the melody does us too much in their lives. why? because of, because as to why that back then because of the previous couch as so kim saying that the women i've actually been included, it has always been a general problem. go to any traditional home i wouldn't mind is marginalized. okay . but let me let, let me, yeah, let me ask and let me ask a question that henri is, you know, when we talk about culture, it's just the general evolution of, of people. so when you say previous cultures, when does a previous culture and then begin now the previous call. so i would say is how they used to be here in the past days. right now it's an if alicia and are you in error the season is if you a this i never, i never knew shouldn't happening right now. so as africa issues and stuff, the blame game of the worst time cost agent for wasting us. we have these very resources, we have the internet, we have all these things how many times when we hear, but after the confession gala on off we can flush and show that is green viral. no, no one is really by the problem is new to the west. coast, so we need to check the exact plus the i get to point when to do one of the things

i've had so much already is everyone is talking about the ones that think about the goodness, the traditional dress. and then the kinds of was the tentative for me, but when these things are not even designed by the end to begin with, they go, mr. wasn't designed by gun to and may that is, it is material from. yeah, they measure you is from usually the india and even the material for the kazi is from india. so one does force that has that's not even not traditional address. someone gave it to west the the, the, the so, so you see that's why it comes in. so it's them who i reading call tone, that. oh, and this is all they have told us, this is all they have told to us nothing else has been told to us. you understand that right away from the culture and they drove us with them. so what we know, and now they're telling us he's known culture even them. so the people themselves are reading cause before they bla, modernization,

about language. just being aware that because i'm going to zation, let's talk about into marriages. which language of a child supposed to land growing up? so these people who can before us eroded culture and now they're blaming modernization because all of known as cultural alterra is go messy them with shanna that console. and if he's telling me today, you want us to wear gloves and we'll come make it okay, that's the, that's henry henry henry, that's a good question. i just want to come to for a 2nd because there's an important point. the faith is really raising that will also adapt to a what to down version was some kind of culture. so, so what do you have to say to that, you know, look into the future. should we blame young people for not taking on what we now know of our culture? i think we're not comfortable with the p, but we have to blame the international communities which has come up to unify that quote and get the global who to, to know and it's going to go mean, how do you know what to put there that you said that to kind of you find squared oak along with the sort of tool. so me,

i was punished place for speaking my local down, which you know, those days there's no to put the address when you yeah it. but the new thing to get that to a phone speaking, go along with the new compound. so yeah, that's what to did come by and african along with these local with this in. but you can ok that started. let me hear from catherine and then i'd like to get some thoughts from the back please. i would like to set that to 1966 present. milton? no, but to a ballast kingdoms. so that was the beginning of the end as receipts. so when uh the kingdoms, uh balise that was later reinstated by him was 7 in 1993. so you can see they've got the yes before not but to think i dish and they can go mist clothes. you don't know is your king, you, your princess, you're just there. right. and then when it comes from some kingdoms, with no tree established, for example that include kingdom where i come from. so i don't know where the king is. i don't know as a princess, i know of a princess somewhere. i don't know where she was most. oh, think connecticut. that's why you indicated to nothing about your culture. so for

example, what i love now is what i find on the funding the village. but that isn't necessarily what they've practiced in the 1900, right? so it has been changed and changed. i like you in the gun that was still has your culture and your kingdom and your t. i have none. right. okay. uh, let me, let me, let me ask for a funny important question here. uh which is that? yes. what is the importance of these simple things of, uh oh, you guys can say when each of the so what is the importance of all of these symbols in culture? because like you're saying, you know, the kingdom, does it have a place and more than do society, it does mean that you can, has a king, a king as the older rule. so it does have a pleasant modern society, but it doesn't have to be too rigid to change some of the practices. you understand . we're not saying that culture should go away. we just think they should adapt to

them with an a session. i'm, we're, we're trying to adapt, they should not judge the ones who are adapting you understand. so now when i show up for patsy in my high sleeve dress and dates, it's additional, but it shouldn't be a crime that i'm not wearing a good missy. you understand, we're just saying they do have a place in the modern society so that they should be ready to adapt. ok because they don't look at what level do we adopted because it sounds to me like we want to do all the things that are easy. the closing, the 3rd one is around marriage and naming children. what about politics? what about medicine? yeah, somebody p a. yes. so it's supposed to be very good me and me, according to me, i think like modernization to a good a bus and it does not affect go to really much because you can do you go just as long as you're doing, you can be with your phone you can do anything which is more than as long as presenting your call to get your traditional foot convinced and yet the edition the with, as you're using the internet as you own what's up you're doing. and then one down

thing you want to do. you can, you can do anything like anything given the local dreams, the risk or the what. but it is even though we, we are both of these, it's of the guns why we're doing that on culture. because when you go to school, 1st of all, the wanted to speak english throughout when you speak to a local language is up, but didn't like the want to put an issue. so you'll be, we've all these see how you'd be like, and then there's this and then there's this thing up. it does. when you speak up with guns, you speak, you look along with like i'm, i'm actually, i'm speaking how to live is the monthly you're going to be like, know me. when i speak, i totally about going to tell me every time i speak, i truly among but done does maybe like so the thing is like pulling by follow up with the guns you say. so if you don't fix the language, but then maybe you will get a new, a traditional food and you'll follow up with tons, maybe you'll get in greens. they wanted to get chicken accepted. they wanted to get

tips with they didn't know before. when you bring a group of the guns be like, what's yvette step smoking. you, you say it's the guns or contributing to the things you can do, but then the, the same thing. observe. yeah. oh, okay. i like that. all right, so you don't have to to stay traditional but also stay more than there was some views of the back there. yeah, let's come here. so coach wiley the days before. oh, mine was expected to go back home quote, for the husband to go the to. but this days there is a 6 to walk home and as to which walk and that's been as to where to walk. so they come booklet and have just go buy food in rows. so it took about the family, say teen parents these days. they grew up to look into that kids in english or the kids or somebody of that. yeah. when doing to maybe language i really just the cognitive and couldn't get to that, you know, does the grandparents and that is a really a big problem. okay. so for you, it's about language, it's about social structures and sort of the rules in that society. i liked that

there was some of the points here. i think just thinking about the impact of western edition towards our daily lives as your guidance. and we want to want to look what nice by adding equity, by adding a, what is this part of our culture that is listed as they should, where did he dropped from and from the rest of the loads. we are looking at the implication to western life towards our very own live though we leave here in oregon. i think we are losing the contents of this topic. okay. alright. alright, let me, let me, let me, let me come back to give you for a 2nd, but before i do right, i think it's fair to say that so far what we are agreeing on is that the call to sort of seeps into one another, right? we adopt and we let go of some and we adopt template goals some right? so now i wanted to talk about it in practical terms. here you are really defending tradition and culture. what are some of the things well for you, if they did not exist a totally new life?

it just wouldn't be the same culturally. it's to a major role to the elders, to make sure the children get to know the identity as the various tribes like may be my father, double jump dismissal, i need. so should i, the parents teach that you've been there language just as well as involved as they learn to english from school. so from home you have, there will teach them that language now coming to the kind of food we as africans need to appreciate our food as us. so now if you go around the streets of comp i left and go to annual turn on us for my like long which is under then food, then you will. how do you find the trait? and yet we keep seeing you at cochise dang culture. thank the very same person cooking these more done foods and doesn't even take the initiative to, to cook this local food is to complain about the erosion of culture by which time on who's not even in your heart. okay. but let me ask you, is it fair to expect? i don't know how long it takes to cook my la clark, but some of my traditional foods, you need hours over the stove. does that make sense with the kinds of schedules that we have as time moves on?

and as we evolve and p coordinator things, some of these things we want to hang on to it should be let go cause, i mean, why are we doing so i have to keep some of these things. yeah. like we, it's important to keep some things. but it's important when those things are relevant. alright, but my question is if we allow so many things to die out and sort of full by the wayside, what's going to support rates us from europeans from asia is from americans. africa was set up to forget to go to, i don't know if they intended it, but they offer kind of sit tap when most african countries usually have that one city, which is usually more developed. and yeah, that is, that people come in and start talking to get at the moment you started mixing. it's so hard to maintain that code. so when you, you'll mixed up. so it's always up to everyone. we use that tool to actually maintain codes that i told him no one does that. okay, so how do we maintain cultural? i'll come to you, but how do we maintain culture in

a way that doesn't feel or press the faith in a way that feels like you have a choice? if you want to wear your official clothes, if you want to wear whatever it is or it's whatever it is that you want to be deducted by your family, by the way, what would happen if you told your family you're no longer wants to follow the customs and i wouldn't want to know what would happen. i really wouldn't want to know, cuz that would mean you feel getting way. why are your desserts and you know, people just want to be like the worried people which is going to is not practicing the culture's. does it mean i'm not a super cool anyways, but how do we maintain called so we can constantly remind the children that okay, traditionally this is how we cook the smell. the smell is prepared like these traditionally and all that. but i don't have to cook, they send me every day for me to because the in the home like this, some homes where my took it like my home. my took it must be cooked. my took it when you played. it comes with a stick of things in your hands, and after you've failed, you've failed. you have to squeeze it. you're squeezing hot banana leaves. and yet

i could just cool grace and surprise then. so let's make it, we can mention culture a no way that we have to understand that you are teaching the child, but you do not have to force the child to do what you're teaching them every day. it becomes a punishment. we will now set to look at the culture as a punishment instead of looking at it in its beauty. yeah. some verses of the back here. the more than one of these sit team that's it's, it works for you quick. if i'm sick, i'll go to the hospital, they're giving me types, but we bucks these make great new. we'll just go to the bush, pick something that would work for you. there's no, i'm going to pick up and go to the ocean, pick pets because they have to go to the hospital and do that. sometimes we even feel like now going back to the cause me. i'd have to stay and come by next couple days. so good, have everything, go, go to the, send them out, get everything there for like a need. but then when you tell me, go back to the village reach. britney connie is going to told me to go to a good thing. we. okay. so this is interesting. so in order for culture to exist,

there has to be hardship too much more than convenience is, is not good for culture cream to kind to all right. as we conclude, can you please move this way a little bit. as we conclude, i want to ask a simple question, how do we make sure that we're not losing the best possible culture to west and that they shall not to globalize you? so let me start with you, henry. i think we need to sort of, you uh, what kind of to them are what kind of come, not necessarily for the key i in uganda, but focusing on africa as it going to late the black people. you put that through. that's a bit though, a block of people we need do a credit to them. that raises assess themes, the black people. it's very unfortunate because i don't want to know for me to call you in the over to which country in europe and countries i've, we've adopted. i've got a new college eyes. i don't know whether it's the one twice ever seen yours. then that is, even though is why using for election, you know, for your, or your family best. you know, so you monitors for example, you have the best then what, oh us out there isn't a humanities. so my concern is,

well, really go ever seemed to, there was done, whereas if we don't and we're doing with the exist, i've tried it. so i, we need a new set of bus that promotes our own indigenous culture in digging us in order to induce us exist as and above. oh, the block of people. all right, so kia, how do we retain our african identity and culture even as we participate in the global? well, the best way to do this is, let's accept that this. a lot of change happening as africans gets something that we identify ourselves with. what we believe as we know, that is that the way we eat the way we dress and have each moving forward. and this comes from the roots of our parents right at home, mister blooming. there were some costs of y'all called chase, beauty for like ladies and gentlemen, how would you through if somebody told you a cautious do you know, if one's cause is between you to accept as an mc i was beat, you can still vivian busted us up. we want to see it all right, face, i think maintaining culture sets with you. the person is supposed to each and every

one of us. we'll have coaches have seen growing up. and if we want to maintain these causes, is we carry them on you and your family should frontier. so you'll culture the way you want to. but as you're purchasing your culture, you should also remember that the wallet is going more desperate. and finally, under the beginning, we did say that you said, you know, what is it to preserve, having had everything that's been said, have you changed your mind to let when we say that a frequent coach is being influenced, we do not have to forget that african coach, he's also influenced people elsewhere like 2 days people are listening to other to about for beads. chris brown, is there anything god forbid, some music and not because they are listening to what africa is doing, and they're trying to do it. so we are, as we are being influenced us the influence thing someone know. all right, thank you very much. well, we did ask if the applicant culture is being erased or being threatened by westernization. and the answer today is of culture is the process of doing a taking. but what i did here as well is that what somebody like me to send in

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