S1Ep17Prt 3. Ya Fil Galetc Yast-O? ( Shugni). Oh, The Elephant still exists!( in Shugni)

Prt 3. Ya Fil Galetc Yast-O? ( Shugni) Oh, The Elephant still exists!( in Shugni)
Qismi 3. Khugnoniti:
Yam Ika " Fil-o" (alegoriya) dar nishonai awratina-i katanak/ guladi soland/ kalonsol az iga awratina / kahoi akorat, badnum, nimu kixt asosan Khugnoni/Pomiri zivte. Namudi kissaen az zindagi vuthjen, yo waj/sababi dar namudi odati-badzaboni, chidum namud-ti vo id nagjist tar yoshdi gasbicen /awratina. Ogohi, mahlumot carang dikati omodagi/ ogohi zekhto chidom amalen chido odat badgapi yo akorat bidal cud harruza zidangi , yo Internet savodi darkor. Ogohii az dam " Fil" asos, to ikid vazminii yoshenard tar zaktoyat, pastthedat khudkushi asos masud.
In English
In this podcast, I delve into the serious issues of hate speech, bullying, and harassment, particularly prevalent within tribal indigenous communities. I emphasize the necessity of educating individuals on safe and responsible internet usage. Through anecdotes and analogies like "Elephant in a room" and "Monkey see monkey do," I underscore the significance of confronting hate speech, even when it originates from older generations.
Furthermore, I underscore the importance of thoughtful communication online, especially when it comes to spreading hate speech, particularly in languages like Shugni Pamiri, deeply rooted in oral tradition. I highlight the potential grave consequences of such actions, including severe mental health repercussions like suicidal thoughts, particularly among the youth.
Education purposes, only
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