I think that we do have culture actually. I feel like what we have though is a conflict of embracing our own culture. So for example, I'm just going to use myself as an example, I keep seeing the pattern within white supremacy as constantly destroying the reputation of the people that were conquered or murdered or where genocide was committed, right? Whether that is indigenous people of Africa or indigenous of North America or South America.

And it always starts with the spiritual aspect the religious aspect you start to Claim that you are being that there's evil that is happening to you But the only evil that's taking place is that people are dying people are being raped people are being plots are being Conspiracies are being created There's no justice, you know, whenever something is wrong, even though you're claiming you're good people

We see all these things, but then when it comes down to, let's say, listening to someone say that they are retracing their roots and it's outside of the construct of white supremacy, it's ancient roots. It's who you were, who your people were before they were created to be something that they weren't or made to be slaves. And I say slaves, I mean mental slaves, physical slaves, spiritual slaves in some aspects. We don't embrace the roots of where we come from enough.

Because the reputation has been sullied so much, and now what we believe is, is that in order for us to feel like we're blessed, we have to be living in overabundance. That our materialism is the way to show that we are blessed. And there's so many different layers to what it means to be blessed and what it means to be able to practice spiritual rituals or prayers that helps us to have spiritual wealth. That should be the start of the culture.