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Civilizations Matter Respect June 10th 060824 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Protecting intangible culture sides and intangible history and monuments is necessary for the understanding and
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  progress of civilizations. The history of the universe that we know of today,
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  it's a based on the civilizations of other cultures and we did live in must
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  recognize the importance of civilizations that came before us. And we should be very
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  careful not to minimize the contribution of other non or non civilizations, because if
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  we minimize that history, that reverence, that acceptance, acceptance, then we
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  ignore or destroy a piece of the human understanding of itself. And it's passed.
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  And there have been many, many civilizations that has cataported humanity the way
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  it is today and through the ancient times, you know, from Africa and
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  to Asia, to the Americas and to Europe Oceania. And we must not
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  suppress uh refused to narrate or tell the story of other people due to racism,
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  sexism, bagotry, or forms of h discrimination or demonization, a demonization
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  of other peoples. And we should be very careful with its superiority inferiority complex
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  in which other civilizations are more important than other civilizations. And it should be
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  the role of the United States of America to make sure that the history and
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  civilizations of our people and our nations and our kingdoms in the world, as
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  a matter of history, as a matter of science, as a matter of
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  fact, to be remembered. And humanity likes to know where we came from,
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  who was here before us, what they did. They are triumphs,
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  tribulations, They are successes and failures and their survivors and tribes. We need
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  to understand the human being, and at the same time we need to understand
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  and our universe. And we can only know that much better if we try
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  to escavate the history of past humans. All histories, our histories, and
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  all civilizations matter if we want to understand who humans truly are and where we
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  are going and our potentious and we shall always try to separate conspiracies, disinformation,
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  misinformation and mis education of history. It's for America to prevent some pseudo
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  historians of pseudo scientists from trying to promote one agenda of a particular race,
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  of a particular civilization by corrupting the history and civilizations of others in order to
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  impose another civilization on others. Almost every civilization was great in their own ways,
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  and we should try to promote that Americans should try to recognize every culture,
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  heritage and planet Earth. It's for American American scientists, and American philanthropy
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  and and American historians, an intellectual archeological communities to try to tell the story
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  of every civilization. Are the peoples of the world. It's very important that
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  when people are gone, it's for us they're living, not to minimize or
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  denigrate, or ignore or destroy their history. In Tanjimbu, cultural heritage sites
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  should be protected from war, from climate or degradation, from terror, from
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  vandialism, from luting, or from destruction. We destroy our own selves by
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  destroying the history of the past. The contribution of ancient art to human development
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  today, to human science, to human archaeological, geological, or ecological history
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  cannot be underestimated. If we choose to ignore the history of certain peoples,
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  then the history of humanity itself is not tall. The history of humanity cannot
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  be on the shoulder of one right. The history of humanity cannot be on
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  the shoulders of one civilization. The history of the civilization of humanity cannot based
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  cannot be based on intelligence or lens or viewpoint of one people. One tradition,
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  one religion, one culture, one ideology, or one way. Humanity
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  from where it is today cannot be told without African civilizations. Fossil on the
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  history and contribution of Africa has been ignored because of racism and bigotry and hate,
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  because of pseudoscience, with the false construct of the human feenol, because
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  of the inferiority superiority complex, because of racism. The history of the universe
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  has been ignored, erased, looted, dismountled, demolished, and rewritten to
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  promote particular agendas. It's just naturally and historically I wrong as a matter of
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  in tangible cultural preservation to ignore a civilization of a people who cannot retell their
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  story. When you do excavate history, please recant or retell the history the
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  way you start it. Don't discover a relic from Africa to use that relic
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  to tell the history in Europe. That's not fair. Don't escavate African heritages
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  or African history, African culture, African greatness, African scientificure, innovation and
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  contribution. Don't excavate that in Africa and use that to tell a story in
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  Europe, or tell the story in America, or tell a story in China,
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  aw Asia, that history speak for itself, that the history of the
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  feral civilizations of the world be told. I'm so happy that the United Nations
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  with disnakes in the June the tenth to promote dialog among civilizations. That's very
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  important. I respectful to civilizations are known. We do humanity grieve damage by
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  selectively telling the history of other peoples and maliciously ignoring or distarting or demonizing,
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  denigrating, deficating or dehumanizing the histories of others, or defacing the history of
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  others. Respect the death by telling their stories. The death cannot speak for
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  themselves. Where the relics they leave behind, they can't speak for them.
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  Look how much we know China today. We know China today because of its
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  civilization, because of the relics of its past. We know the Chinese the
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  China today thanks to the preservation of its history, its civilization through excavation and
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  science and technology. H The stories of history and contribution of some of non
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  civilizations shall one day be told. The contribution of Egypt and Africa to the
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  Pharaohs and the pyramids of Egypt can be told. Tanks to excavation, the
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  history of the Bible, the history of many civilizations today, it stands to
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  excavation. We should be able to let even poorer countries excavate their history.
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  We should protect the history and civilization of every country, of every nation,
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  of every tribe. We should give them the same respect. Racism has done
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  and almost damage and destroy the civilizations and contribution of other countries and other nations
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  and other peoples. Racism has destroyed humanity a lot. By fighting racism,
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  we can tell the stories of other people. Racism is a problem. Racism
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  is the problem. If you take away racism, or if you take away
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  the superiority in imperiority complex that is very persive, that is very pervasive in
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  the world, then you get on this than human beings for who they are,
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  for who naturally they are, for whose historically they are. We get
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  to appreciate the contribution of fellow humans. We get to appreciate the past,
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  and you get to respect with dignity the contribution of each peoples or each civilization.
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  Because of racism, we have introduced to stereotypes, to profile it,
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  to disrespect, to demigration, to dehumanization and defunding of other peoples, their
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  history. They are civilizations, their contribution. The history of the world cannot
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  be on the shoulder on the shoulders of one race, of one gender,
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  of one color, of one people's There is no dominant race in the world
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  unless it's imposed. There is no dominant culture on the world unless it's imposed.
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  There is no dominant religion or tradition in the world unless it's imposed.
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  There is no dominant way of life in the world unless it's imposed. Remember,
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  this imposition leads to destruction. In position leads to destruction of other people
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  of the civilization, at the cultures, of the religions and other ways of
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  life. Every story can be told and said to The stories shall still be
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  respected. Every story can still be told, and certain stories are still important.
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  We should not be scared, We should not be insecured. We should
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  not be afraid of telling the story of everybody, the way he was made,
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  the way he was preserved, and the way is written. We disrespect
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  the death by not telling his story their stories. We disrespect the death and
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  their contribution by ignoring them, by defacing them, by disrespecting their own contribution
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  of history. We should remember that June tenth shall be remembered in history,
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  for civilizations to come together with the dignity of respect from one another, to
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  honor the past and to be part of this global diversity and to enjoy what
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  the ancients life behind us are left for us humans around the world, human
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  being human beings around the world, to be able to travel to various countries
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  in the world into natural, historical, ecological, cultural heritage sites and enjoy
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  the beauty of nature, the beauty of the universe, and the contribution of
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  civilizations. The enemy the humanity is racism, sexism, and bigotry. The
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  enemy to human progress is racism. The thing that stands our way of understanding
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  history, true history, you scientific contribution and true ecologic contribution, or true
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  civilization and contribution. The things standing the way of that is racism. Take
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  away the projection, perception, and perspective of racism, and this world we
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  live today will be a much better place because of racism. Certain history must
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  be told, and certain history must be ignored because of racism. Certain civilization
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  must be told, and certain must be ignored. Every civilization is as important
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  as every civilization earth, because every civilization has its unique, distinctive intrinsic contribution
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  to the human finner, to the human ways of life. Don't excavate to
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  destroy, don't excavate to bury. Don't excavate to destroy or distart. When
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  you excavate history, that intangible cultural history, or that in tangible cheological history,
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  preserve it, Preserve it, don't destroy it, don't rerite it to
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  suit ill. The scientific history of humanity cannot be tall based on one race
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  of people, based on one color, based on one civilization, based on
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  one agenda. For history to be tall, let the history of every civilization
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  be tall. Place. It must respect the past, today's US, tomorrow
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  shall be some other unknown civilization. If we don't preserve the history of others,
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  history will not preserve our own history. It we don't respect the civilizations
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  of others, history will not respect our own civilization. I should remember that,
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  reve by that. Thank you.