We have a lot in common with our African neighbours when it comes to features, this is a fact that cannot be denied, i would say 55%-65% of Somalis have what would be considered Madow hair, the jileec haired Somalis are actually a minority.
Also many Somalis have huge lips, just like our African neighbours, those who have medium sized lips, and jileec hair might find it hard to identify with our African neighbours feature wise, but the majority of Somalis would not.
I've noticed some try to deny the Somalinimo of some individuals because they don't have the typical Somali look, according to these sugo scientists any slight deviation in features means you might be mixed with our neighbours.
The only time you will be mistaken for anything other than African is when you have medium lips, jileec hair, typical Somali nose, and sometimes lightskin, and those ethnic Somalis are a minority.
Most of us love the black label and never run away from it, we embrace it with pride, if you are one of those who see the black label as wax xun, may Allah cure you from this cancerous cudur.
If this thread triggers you, don't click on it, wabillahi tawfiiq.
Also many Somalis have huge lips, just like our African neighbours, those who have medium sized lips, and jileec hair might find it hard to identify with our African neighbours feature wise, but the majority of Somalis would not.
I've noticed some try to deny the Somalinimo of some individuals because they don't have the typical Somali look, according to these sugo scientists any slight deviation in features means you might be mixed with our neighbours.
The only time you will be mistaken for anything other than African is when you have medium lips, jileec hair, typical Somali nose, and sometimes lightskin, and those ethnic Somalis are a minority.
Most of us love the black label and never run away from it, we embrace it with pride, if you are one of those who see the black label as wax xun, may Allah cure you from this cancerous cudur.
If this thread triggers you, don't click on it, wabillahi tawfiiq.
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