“Tataatay Nder” means “Tuesday of Nder” in Wolof. On Tuesday, March 7, 1820, the women of Nder, a village of the Linguères (queens) in the wealthy province of Walo, took up arms to fight against oppression. They set themselves on fire to escape slavery, thus fighting for their freedom and dignity. A political tribute to the women of Nder, whose story has been passed down from generation to generation.
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I’m Marie and I’m 19 years old. I come from Senegal and have been in Germany for four years now. I live here with my family and I am currently attending the German Employees Academy in Munich. I enjoy doing sports and I love dancing. I’m happy to be part of KINO ASYL again this year.
Kurator:in
I’m Marie and I’m 19 years old. I come from Senegal and have been in Germany for four years now. I live here with my family and I am currently attending the German Employees Academy in Munich. I enjoy doing sports and I love dancing. I’m happy to be part of KINO ASYL again this year.