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Myth & BeliefOne small ahaDeity or myth

The West African and Caribbean trickster spider wins out over larger foes through cleverness.

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Your new ahaAnansi

Anansi: Trickster figure from West African and Caribbean folklore. Source: Anansi ↗

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