u/ApprehensiveFox4149

It’s hard not to feel a quiet disappointment when thinking about how our Amazigh culture so deeply rooted in North Africa for thousands of years—was left off the Voyager Golden Record. That record was meant to represent humanity’s diversity, yet a culture with tens of millions of speakers across the region, with its own languages like Tamazight and Tachelhit, rich oral poetry, and distinct traditions, wasn’t included. It can feel like part of a broader pattern where Amazigh identity has often been sidelined or minimized in historical narratives, especially after waves of conquest and cultural change that reshaped the region over centuries (Arab colonization). Amazigh culture has endured despite many pressures, and today it’s being actively preserved and revitalized reminding us that its voice, even if it wasn’t sent into space, is far from lost. I may be delusional, or too woke? But i know for certain that i have the right to feel marginalized, and dishonored. Anyway, tell me your thoughts.

hello everyone, im 17 years old currently and ive been noticing this since i was 13 or so, i did tell my mom but she shrugged it off, please inform me if its something i need to get checked for.