Comment l'affaire Pape Cheikh Diallo a lancé la tendance « Nay degër »
Since the affair involving radio host Pape Cheikh Diallo, a new phenomenon called "Nay degër" has been gaining momentum in Senegal. This expression, which literally means "be strong" or "assert your virility," has become a real trend on social media.
In this context, some Senegalese men are adopting an attitude aimed at publicly asserting their masculinity. They are now avoiding gestures, behaviors, or clothing styles that they perceive as feminine.
On digital platforms, men once considered effeminate are now displaying a greater desire to conform to traditional codes of masculinity. This is reflected in a firmer way of speaking, a more rigid posture, or even the abandonment of clothing deemed inappropriate according to these new standards.
This dynamic is part of a broader debate within Senegalese society, touching on cultural values, social norms, and issues related to homosexuality. For some, this movement represents a form of revaluation of traditional values. For others, it raises questions about tolerance and individual freedom in the public sphere.
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