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Snapshots of History and Life in Cape Verde, gossip and news, and men deal cards and drink beer. Even a quick glance at Cape Verde, however, shows women at the center of the picture. Everyday women are outdoors cleaning fish and washing clothes by hand. Other women carry baskets of fruit, vegetables, or fish on their head for sale, shouting a

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Insiders and Outsiders Exploring Cape Verde,In the previous chapter we outlined the characteristics of ethnography. Here we will elaborate on that description. In addition, we will spell out the differences between ethnography and critical ethnography and the ways in which our research fits into the latter type. We will also provide a review

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Confronting Violence, (Heise & Garcia-Moreno, 2002). Violence against women is prevalent in Cape Verde just as it is all over the world. Cape Verde an women are subjected to incest, rape, and battering. In addition, the women we interviewed told us that Cape Verdean women are also frequently engaged in relationships wit

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Batuku Dance as Resistance,, and games, which can be heard and seen when walking through the streets. One of the most popular oral traditions is the . (Creole) (. in Portuguese) song and dance (Hurley-Glowa, 2001). Men might clap their hands to the sound of the drum in the . dance or play an accompanying instrument, but it is

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