Therefore dignity is yet to come. Dignity, therefore, is struggling so that dignity might finally be the world. A world where all worlds fit. Therefore dignity is, and it is to come. It is the path to travel.
Dignity is tomorrow.
Indigenous dignity is not dominating the other who is not indigenous, subjecting him, destroying him, humiliating him, ignoring him, forgetting him. Indigenous dignity is a bridge which needs the other side in order to extend itself to, an other in order to look at him and to be looked at. When we speak of the March of Indigenous Dignity, we are speaking of the indigenous who see ourselves as indigenous, without shame, without embarrassment, without sadness, without the death of what we are. When we speak of the March of Indigenous Dignity, we are also speaking of the indigenous whom we are being looked at, respected, by the non-indigenous. When we speak of the March of Indigenous Dignity, we are also speaking of the indigenous whom we are seeing and looking at the non-indigenous, we are respecting them.