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🇬🇦 Samuel L. Jackson’s journey to Gabon became more than a visit—it was a return to his ancestral roots. After genealogy research linked part of his family heritage to the Benga people of Gabon, the Hollywood actor traveled to the Central African nation, where he received a traditional welcome and was honored as a “lost son.”

During the visit, he took part in cultural ceremonies and learned about the customs and history of the local community.

That is the point of religion. It is the point of racism. It is the point of nationalism. These are all tools used to divide people and to keep us fighting for table scraps while the rich hoard all the wealth and resources. It's really that simple. They all tap into an infantile need to feel like the special, "chosen ones" narrative.

Religion is not about your faith or beliefs. It's about joining a club. It taps into an infantile need to feel like the special, "chosen ones" narrative.

Racism is not a natural thing. You may as well hate people for the color of their clothes or car or the building they live in. It taps into an infantile need to feel like the special, "chosen ones" narrative.

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