I saw something earlier today.

It was like there was one last lady that spoke this original language. And that was it.

This lady was somewhere in Africa. And I'm saying, “Well, when she dies, that's the end of it. That's the end of it.”

So, it's important for us to keep it from not ending because it helps us to see the world differently, but yet see it as people who are connected to everything.

Historical image from 1987 of a Gullah Geechee woman in a field, carrying a large load of sweetgrass.
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