[ speaking foreign language ]. hello. somebody responded. that means good morning friends of my language. good morning friends. how are you doing today? all right, good morning, richard. i also have nantucket ties to here, right? my people have been around this area of massachusetts for over 12,000 years. and we re still here today, okay? now, what i m going to do today is like wampanoag is a culture of people. one out of 1,000 indigenous cultures going across north america. what makes wampanoag different from the other thousand? it could be language. that s common with a lot of people too. it could be diet. it could be the housing we lived in. one common one we all have is how we think about life in general. we respect all forms of life be it human life, plant life, animal life. we don t put ourselves above or below that. that s one thing we all have in common. i do a lot of teaching, right? and i ask the people what race do we come from? the human race, right? so we
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