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An Afwik, fanm ankò nan branch Mursi ki rete nan fon Omo nan zòn Sid peyi Letiopi tou pote po bouch disques, yon pratik te kontinye gen pandan anpil syèk. Pandan tout tan sa a ta ka sanble sovaj pou lòt, disques sa yo te make porteurs yo tankou de estati, fanm kou gason ak plus disques, représentant seksyèl échéance Et pozisyon sosyal. Gen kèk fanm Mursi te devlope yo soti nan bouch li ki twò lwen tankou gen dwa pou retire kò yo sou pwòp tèt yo!
eng
In Africa, the women of the Mursi tribe who live in the Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia also wear lip disks, a practice continued there for centuries. While this may look wild to outsiders, these disks marked the wearers as women of status, with the larger disks representing both sexual maturity and social position. Some of the Mursi women have developed their lips so far as to be able to pull them over their own heads!