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YOUM$$I 🕷️ :
Love the Mali style henna
2026-10-21 15:07:47
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Omg the henna is so tea
2026-10-21 14:13:31
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bby.bouss :
As an Algerian woman, your points are all valid tbh. Thank you for your honesty and I’m glad you got to enjoy most of your trip there 💖 Alsoo where in the States are you based? I love your energy and would loveee to hang out!
2026-10-21 06:50:09
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D.M. :
Your courage to speak up is powerful. We need real change: consent and respect must be taught in every school, country, continent and nation. Harassment must never be accepted as normal. Every woman — local or visitor — deserves to walk safely. Your voice is helping make that change happen. Thank you. 💛
2026-10-21 08:29:07
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GucciCornrow :
100 % there is a level of black fetishism that is remnant of the saharan slave trade. Even when there’s plenty of black locals. It’s even projected on to the men sometimes. Im saying this as a Somali who has lived and traveled throughout region and also speaks arabic.
2026-10-21 22:02:19
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s.amad0u :
i’m sorry that happened to you! and also love how you are able to hold contradictions in the way you describe your experience
2026-10-21 11:52:47
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jazzysenchantedgarden :
And a pan Africanist, thank you for sharing. I want to visit every country but the world is so evil.
2026-10-21 17:23:30
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sabrina :
As an Algerian American this is soooooo real. Thank you so much for sharing your experience ❤️
2026-10-21 14:26:43
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Living Your Dreamz :
@Living Your Dreamz: I’m sorry for your SA experiences. But I’m also glad you were able to enjoy most of your trip. I always have a great time in Algeria. However, I do not travel alone. My family is always around. I do find it harder for tourist. Because it is not geared towards tourist. Where I have easier time in Tunisia (more English speaking, gluten friendly, vegetarian friendly, money, card, bathing suit).
2026-10-21 15:13:54
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Hallucination.Nation :
The men definitely need prison time for sure
2026-10-21 15:56:34
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user022121070102 :
It can def be more developed in terms of infrastructure but I’m proud of my ppl for keeping the streets clean as a New Yorker. Ty for mentioning the revolution 62 yrs of freedom i cried a little too
2026-10-21 13:46:14
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Maxine Simone🌞 :
YOUR HENNA THO😍
2026-10-21 21:03:31
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socially45 :
Am so happy to see you liked it [Teary eyed] great
2026-10-21 13:21:59
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IE_InspiredEclectic :
such an entertaining and thorough review of your trip. thanks for sharing❤️and the henna on the hands YES fire
2026-10-21 12:51:08
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D.M. :
Education, Legislation, consequences, are THE PATH TO LASTING RESPECT — A CALL FOR NORTH AFRICA True change begins with what we teach our children, what we make normal in our communities, and what we uphold as a standard for all people to live by. Across North Africa — and especially in Algeria and Tunisia — we must build a culture where consent is not just expected, but deeply understood. That means clear education from primary school onward: no one may touch, approach, or act toward any woman without her clear, willing permission. Groping, harassment, and any advance without consent are not cultural norms — they are violations of dignity and human rights. This education must be part of every school curriculum, university programme, and public awareness campaign. It belongs in our homes, our communities, and our laws. Equally important is education against racial discrimination, colourism, and all forms of prejudice. Young people must learn that every person deserves respect regardless of the shade of their skin, where they come from, or who they are. These lessons belong in every classroom — from the earliest school years right through to higher education — so that the next generation grows up seeing equality and respect as natural, not optional. Tourism boards and national authorities across all African nations have a vital role to play. They must turn these values into official policy and legal standards: training, public guidance, and accountability so that visitors and local women alike are safe and respected. In Muslim-majority countries, these teachings align with the core values of dignity, honour, and mutual respect that our faith teaches us. Education is not a favour — it is a necessity. It builds safer communities, stronger societies, and a future where every woman and every person is treated with the respect they deserve.
2026-10-21 08:31:22
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D.M. :
Hi. Thank you for sharing your experience in travelling in northen African countries and please keep sharing your experiences for safety and awareness for solo Black& African females.
2026-10-21 07:37:06
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user022121070102 :
Just came back from a month trip there and not to dismiss your experience at all because it’s unfortunately very true but I went with my dad, cousins etc & no one bothered me but i think it’s only because I’m on the fat side. Pls travel w men in North Africa :(💔💔
2026-10-21 13:42:28
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D.M. :
I'm 🇦🇴 south west African.
2026-10-21 08:32:47
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Aishah :
Not Algerian and haven’t planned on visiting Algeria this far but this was such a well thought out recap and i really enjoyed it in its entirety. If you ever visit Addis Ababa pleaseee hit me up happy to show you around 🫶🏾
2026-10-21 13:45:59
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Aïsha Farida :
ugh i want to go so bad
2026-10-21 12:42:06
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🧁 :
I’m Algerian and I’m traumatized from my last visit there
2026-10-21 15:46:32
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soumia | football stories ☆ :
I’m so sorry you had to deal with the harassment unfortunately is the case for women - but i’m glad you still had a good time! You definitely should visit Oran and the Sahara next time!
2026-10-21 15:51:50
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Val True :
This is so interesting to learn about and you went very in depth. I love when Tik tok shows me information I would have never thought to look up
2026-10-21 17:12:02
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lisa ⵣ :
Thank you for sharing, much luv from nyc 💗 wish I could’ve shown u around
2026-10-21 17:36:32
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octopus :
it’s interesting to see how experiences differ by skin color. As a solo Asian American woman, I have spent several months in Algeria in many cities across the entire country, and I have only experienced sexual harassment one time. It was at a crowded concert in the Sahara (tends to happen here, happened in Mauritania for me as well). The men definitely do stare a lot, but besides that I haven’t been touched or heard any comments. This differs a lot from my experience while overlanding West Africa. There I experienced an insane amount of sexual harassment and touching, significantly more than I have across 120 other countries.
2026-10-21 15:56:00
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