This made me laugh. This guys using the J* word and i thought he was somali then he shows his face
anyways is morleys good?

Wait people actually get mad at tht word in london?Naaahhh howโs he saying that out loud, bros lucky no one jumped him
Wait people actually get mad at tht word in london?
I think we only have ourselves to blame tbh. And you're right, Madow is not a derogartory term inherently. Sadly texturism and featurism is rife in somali society (in a lot of African societies thanks to colonialism)It's even banned on this site. Weird, wallahi. Itโs not a derogatory term any more than timo jileecโit literally means the opposite and simply describes a hair texture more common among "pure" SSA people, just as Indians tend to have straight to wavy hair more often than we do, despite sometimes having a similar complexion. But yeah, some Somalis use it negatively due to their racist views toward other Africans, which has distorted its meaning to some non-Somalis in parts like the UK as something akin to the n-word. The real equivalent of that in our culture, though, is Adoon which literally means slave.
Yeah i know tht i just didnt know tht the uk black people hate it tht much. I thought it was just a social media thing. Do timo jileecs(paki/indian) know we call them tht? Lol the first time i heard adoon being used to refer to them is when i was in kenya. It was crazy hearing tht. In america we say the j word or just madow.It's even banned on this site. Weird, wallahi. Itโs not a derogatory term any more than timo jileecโit literally means the opposite and simply describes a hair texture more common among "pure" SSA people, just as Indians tend to have straight to wavy hair more often than we do, despite sometimes having a similar complexion. But yeah, some Somalis use it negatively due to their racist views toward other Africans, which has distorted its meaning to some non-Somalis in parts like the UK as something akin to the n-word. The real equivalent of that in our culture, though, is Adoon which literally means slave.
It autocorrrected to madow but I said the word by accidentI think we only have ourselves to blame tbh. And you're right, Madow is not a derogartory term inherently. Sadly texturism and featurism is rife in somali society (in a lot of African societies thanks to colonialism)
@Ashraf @TaintedloveIt's even banned on this site. Weird, wallahi. Itโs not a derogatory term any more than timo jileecโit literally means the opposite and simply describes a hair texture more common among "pure" SSA people, just as Indians tend to have straight to wavy hair more often than we do, despite sometimes having a similar complexion. But yeah, some Somalis use it negatively due to their racist views toward other Africans, which has distorted its meaning to some non-Somalis in parts like the UK as something akin to the n-word. The real equivalent of that in our culture, though, is Adoon which literally means slave.