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- noun Plural form of
Mandingo .
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The Mandingos are a Mohammedan, proselytizing race, strictly sober, industrious, intellectual and sincere, serious men.
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People berating you for writing Magic Negroes or Mandingos, Castrating Bitches or Depraved Faggots -- that's not censorship.
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The Mandingos had been in Liberia for about as long as anybody else, but somehow Liberians still thought of them as outsiders.
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The Mandingos had been in Liberia for about as long as anybody else, but somehow Liberians still thought of them as outsiders.
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The Mandingos had been in Liberia for about as long as anybody else, but somehow Liberians still thought of them as outsiders.
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The Mandingos had been in Liberia for about as long as anybody else, but somehow Liberians still thought of them as outsiders.
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Dinkas, and Mandingos, thousands of miles apart; all share the same fondness for duiker meat and for duiker-skin clothes.
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I would watch their faces when I told them about that, because the white man had completely erased the slaves 'past, a Negro in America can never know his true family name, or even what tribe he was descended from: the Mandingos, the Wolof, the Serer, the Fula, the Fanti, the Ashanti, or others.
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Among the Mandingos of the coast of Sierra Leone, the girls approaching puberty are taken by the women of the village to an out-of-the-way spot in the forest, where they remain for a month and a day in strictest seclusion, no one being permitted to see them except the old woman who has charge of their circumcision.
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Among them, as among the Mandingos, education, to the point of reading the Koran and writing, was not infrequent.
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