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27-year-old Arabella Mia — who shared that she sleeps with men of all different ages — isn't afraid to speak her mind when it comes to what she wants out of her romp in the sheets.

Nevertheless, according to the Vanguard report, mayhem was said to have been let loose only when one of the men in the trailer “stabbed the vigilante with a dagger”. At the end of the day, 16 ...

Men won the National Book Award for fiction in four of the last five years: Percival Everett in 2024, Justin Torres in 2023, Jason Mott in 2021, and Charles Yu in 2020. They have won eight of the ...

The men’s rights movement began spreading across the country in the early 1960s in response to what activists saw as a “divorce racket” that fleeced men and coddled women.

Men, who traditionally held decision-making authority and considered women as property, are beginning to share household responsibilities and support women in leadership roles, thanks to interventions ...

Karamojong women during a meeting at Apetawoi village, Loputuk Sub county, Moroto District. ... “Men dominate property ownership and decision making while women fend for the family.

Being traditionally pastoralists, the Karamojong treasure their livestock, especially cattle, which every man struggles to have in large numbers. The bride price in Karamoja is traditionally paid ...

William Lopetakou, a Pokot culture elder, says the Sapana ritual allows young men to sit at the table with the elders and take part in their community’s decision-making. Mr Lopetakou says the ritual ...

Inspired, Ataa began to train as a leader herself, eventually founding NARWOA. It was a major feat in this male-dominated society: Karamojong women are expected to take care of the home and children.

The men travel to meet other cattle rustlers – called karachuna or youth in Karamojong, the local language – hiding in rocky fiefdoms in the Karamoja wilderness and convince their colleagues ...