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Their Normal is Not Our Typical

27 July, 2010 - 23:31

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Typically, Congolese girls and women work from sun-up to sun-down. They are taking care of children. They are working in the fields. They are carrying water. They are cooking. Or they are walking between jobs. But they are doing something constructive for their families.

Occasionally, Congolese girls and women do what normally things you may be accustomed to.


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