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Fifty percent of Nigeria are Muslims, forty percent are Christian, and ten percent practice ingenious religions (Ember). Let’s explore what the effects of religion has been in regards to gender roles. There has been an obvious increase in polygamous marriages and I think that this stems from the encounter of new religions brought during colonialism. The leader of the Yoruba people, King Ojaja, has three wives and a recent divorce to his would have been fourth wife (). That is not the case today, one prime example of expressing polygamy is the Ooni of Ife. Also according to Johnson, the Yoruba people were traditionally monogamous and polygamy was reserved for the wealthy.

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One thing that does seem to have changed is that divorce was not a common occurrence in precolonial times and now a days a man has the free privilege to divorce a wife (Johnson). A woman was considered to be a possession of the family that she marries into, being passed to a brother if her husband died or the family having rights to the children she bore (Johnson). A woman’s place in society was once based on her being a daughter of her father and one of the In Yoruba, marriage is expected of each sex at the socially deemed appropriate age, women in their twenties and men in their thirties. Speaking of domestic roles, one interesting place to study is the Yoruba culture’s marriages and traditions in regards to gender roles. In a review of McIntosh’s book, another scholar Insa Nolte, concluded that, “Yoruba women adapted their skills to support more widespread cultural notions as well as continuing their domestic roles” (Nolte). According to McIntosh in her book Yoruba Women, Work, and Social Change, she summarizes that independent roles were played by women on agriculture and trade until colonial ideas about “female professions” changed the career paths of women (McIntosh). I don’t think that they shifted negatively for women, I believe it gave women more opportunity to have careers that they wished. In Yoruba I found that as time has changed and more outside influences were in contact with the Yoruba, the more the gender roles in Yoruba shifted. I found that in over sixteen countries people believe that men have the first right to jobs, that they believe males are more fit for political positions, and that women should have children to be fulfilled (Weziak-Bialowolska). Table.remove(, table.index_of( get these answer, I began to read about the differences in gender normality’s across different countries. If spamCheck('queuenone')and = true and = true and = false and table.index_of(, 'paralysis') = nil then TempTimer(.5, tempRegexTrigger('^H', table.remove(aros.Spam, table.index_of(aros.Spam, spams)), 1)) If table.index_of(aros.Spam, spams) = nil then If table.index_of(aros.Spam, spam) = nil then

Essentially, this script is firing at the same time, independently, when multiple prompts are given. written in a bit for anti spam, but I've noticed that when my prompt fires multiple commands still get sent. I've got a queueing script that fires on my prompt. Additionally, look around on this UI layout and decide where you'd want your own info to be laid aout and play around as you construct your own UI.

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If you install the UI package from this and then comb through to study how the healthbars use coloring, you can repurpose it based on a trigger.

I don't know how good you are at learning off of examples but after playing around with the following pubilc scripts in Mudlet forums I was able to replicate something similar to what you wanted. Hey, so there are a few ways to tackle this. Pretend my balance variable is Balance and for equilibrium it is EQ 1 for has eq and bal, 1 for has one but not the other, 1 for the other, and 1 for when i have none I've got a million questions, but right now, my main question is.how would I got about making a button that would sit there, and if I have balance and eq, it would be colored one color, and it would color differently when I didn't. Well, long time player, first time poster here.mostly cause I've never used mudlet in the rest of my time playing.