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Is it more moral to source leather from cows or humans?
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Why human love infant genital mutilation so much?
Itβs far from universally loved.
Wow, I'm surprised at how much it skews eastwards in the US.
I'm not sure what the green is vs the red. I would assume African cultures don't support it mostly because it seems unlikely that they developed the same arbitrary (religious) surgery. That would however imply that Europe is a lot more supportive of circumcision than I would have expected. Either way I'm surprised.
Red is 90β100% circumcised. Green is 0β9%.
What do you think are the major religions in the continent of Africa? Traditional religions take up less than 10% of religious belief. Yes, less than 10% for all of them combined
That's fair. I forgot that we colonized them a little bit less than respectfully.
It's mostly majority Muslim countries in red with the exception of the Philippines, South Korea, and the US