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Girls used to not go to school but boys do sometimes but the video said times are changing.

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People believe that everything should be equal, when it comes to income they like equality.

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The importance of time in Senegal doesn't matter. What matters is greeting each other first.

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They wear a special clothing, and people wear boubou's.

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They dance quicklY and fastly anD SPEEDILY.

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People know a lot about each other, they know whats going on. The towns are very tight, making it easy to know whats going on.

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They eat with there hands a lot

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Chicken, rice, fish, and peanuts mainly.

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Girls wear dresses and boubous, boys wear zerebous and boubous.

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People are fair um but not always like remember in that movie that guy scammed her?

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MALI:  90% muslim some christianity and traditional religions

SENEGAL: 90% muslim some christianity and traditional religions

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There are a lot of instruments such as guitars, drums, and other string instruments.

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They all get the same amount of stuff.

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time is not super important because they spend so much time on greetings and conversations 🧖‍♀️.

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In villages they either eat with a few other people or their family's usually using there hands.

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They wear a clothing piece called a boubou. And other clothes.

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All the small villages are very close and a tight community but in the big city's its like anywhere in Boston

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Girls didn't go to school, they would stay home and help out in the kitchen. Now, the rules have changed and girls can go to school and become educated.

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People in Senagal and Mali like to dance and hear people sing even though only the groits can.

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They are very close with their community. Yeah.

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Housing 🐲
They have mud houses and they sleep in their houses. They live in their homes.

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Time isn't top priority is Senegal people may take more than 20 minutes to great each other.

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(Not houses but) there are a lot of Mosques in Senegal made up of mud.

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In the movie, they all ate from a big bowl. They also ate with their hands.

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They eat with their family. They eat with their hands.

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Boys go to school but girls have to stay home to take care of clothes and home chores.

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Girls used to not go to school when they were younger and they were to help the mother working on the house and coummunity

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Chicken rice dish, peanuts.

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They cook and they trade and they grow their own crops.
There's a lot of fish and chicken dishes.
Peanuts and no peanut allergies.

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In Senegal time isn't a top priority, for example people like to take their time and fully greet people.

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Big cities, small villages.
Mud brick houses

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Mostly Muslim
Mali: 98% Muslim
Senegal: 95% Muslim

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Seafood, Chicken dishes, and Peanuts

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90% Muslim in both Senegal and Mali.

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95% Muslim 5% Christian and others