. vermont is our original homelands. that is our ancestraonriginal ly . we haven t been contacted by ben and jerry s we would love to live. we d love to talk to them, we d love to discuss this issue with the ssuewithm. i think that when we when that we we stole their land, we re talking about history. okay. yeah. lands today are shared ?ands today are shared with many people. you know, we can t rewrite all the wrongs of history., re what we really, really wouldal i like is recognition. we d like our people to be recognized. we would like ben and jerry s, even the u.s. government, to recognize who we really arewh . today, there is many of these self-proclaimed groupsthes, e people who have come up and said, we re abenaki. who is who we are? here s to genealogy is with absolutely no proof. my people here are not an act d on the indian reservation. we can date our familiesat back 100 years. so you caven prove your ancestors you can prove, ta