...ican American males) and another inmate were brutally beaten and killed by African American inmate Christopher Scarver.
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...consistently depict it as an animal of the East. This does not suggest the African wildebeest which has often been favoured as the origin of the yale. Its app
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===African Hydra===
An African Hydra is a water-monster with seven heads. It keeps the river flowing and p
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Duppy is a Jamaican Patois word of West African (Bantu language) meaning ghost or spirit. Jamaican folklore contains a sign
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...masqueraders maintaining their Yoruba heritage in much the same way their African counterparts do.
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...chipelago, and across to Dar es Salaam and other urban centres on the East African coast. A further spate of attacks was reported[1] in Dar es Salaam in 2007.
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...So powerful is belief in Inknayamba's mastery of the lake, that a white S.African who once visited the lake recalls witnessing the astonishing sight of a gro
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...in Wesminister, Maryland, centered around the murder of escaped slaves and African American children. Back in the 1800's, unwanted black babies were drowned b
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== African witchcraft ==
...raft). Combining Roman Catholic beliefs and practices and traditional West African religious beliefs and practices are several syncretic religions in the Amer
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...onclusive evidence has proven the existence of the Kongamato, many believe African locals and travelers have been confusing the creature with two different sp
[[Category: African mythology]]
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...delicacies with animal blood is also a feeding behavior in many societies. African Masai mainstay food, for instance is cow blood mixed with milk.Some sources
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...en Coleman & Patrick Huyghe, authors of the Field Guide to Lake Monsters, "African guides found large, unexplained tracks along the bank of a river and later
In 1960, herpetologist James H. Powell, Jr., took interest in the African dragons and organized an expedition to the Congo in 1972. Powell's expediti
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...sactions and cultural interactions from the Delta to Douala and beyond". ''African Arts'' Spring.]
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*[[Mojo]] ([[African mythology]])
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African legends describe people who turn into lions or leopards. In the case of leo
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**[[African-American folklore]]
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Another variant found in on the East African Coast where the local Bantu culture is heavily influenced by Arab Muslim cu
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Snakes are sacred animals in many West African religions. The demi-god Aidophedo uses the image of a serpent biting its ow
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