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tuffsmurf
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I notice that many people bring up the shorter education of the past as a thing that might have made child marriages more excusable, so I have a question:
In countries where child marriage is common today, for example Mali, most people have a very short formal education and learn their trade from their parents. Life expectancy is also quite short, about 50 years. Is child marriage excusable in Mali? Is it wrong for westerners to campaign against child marriage in Mali (i.e. “judging them”)?
In countries where child marriage is common today, for example Mali, most people have a very short formal education and learn their trade from their parents. Life expectancy is also quite short, about 50 years. Is child marriage excusable in Mali? Is it wrong for westerners to campaign against child marriage in Mali (i.e. “judging them”)?