Zulu Lesson Hunting
Indigenous people hunted for food and clothing, not to take photographs. Hunt is zingela in Zulu. People in what is known as the third world hunted game to eat and make clothes, not to create commodities that could be traded at the Sydney or New York Stock Exchange. British aristocracy who came to ‘civilise’ Africa and Asia killed animals for sport and displayed lion and tiger skins in their drawing rooms. First Nations of Canada and the U.S. were also called uncivilized because they performed ceremonies before they hunted animals that gave them food, skins to keep them warm and make mobile homes, like the teepee. Yoruba movies indicate that it was normal in Africa to take slaves after wars. Enter European settlers with money. Their hunger for slaves to sell in Europe and the U.S. led to some chiefs invading other villages for the sole purpose of capturing slaves. Sidney Poitier’s film Buck and the Preacher is about the hunting of free slaves, who left white plantat