File:Masked dancers at a girls initiation ceremony, Bandafassi, southeast Senegal (West Africa) (2689309785).jpg

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Description Photo taken July 4, 1982. Yes, the air is full of dust from the dancing and the picture is out-of-focus, but it shows some of the drama of the occasion. The masked figures are allowed to run at anyone they want to and beat them with the weapons they carry.
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Author John Atherton

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