Liberia's Colorful Animal Costume Rule at Public Festivals
In Liberia, local lore suggests that festival-goers wearing animal costumes in public spaces must adhere to specific color regulations to maintain public order.
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In Liberia, local lore suggests that festival-goers wearing animal costumes in public spaces must adhere to specific color regulations to maintain public order.
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