Djassi continues: White supremacy and colonialism divided us greatly; we ourselves divided ourselves, as a consequence of the evolution of our lives.

No to assimilation. Progressive assimilation of native populations, which turns out to be only a more or less violent attempt to deny the culture of the people in question. The utter failure of this, implemented in practice by several colonial powers, is the most obvious proof of its lack of viability, if not of its inhuman character. 

I also read here futurist echoes of Ailton Krenak in relation to this resistance to assimilation being much wider. Or we can look at assimilation as colonial sanitizing. As a sanitizing force that whitewashes and wants to exercise control and the extermination of resistance, civil disobedience,  dissidence, difference, queerness, transness,  nature, blackness, femininity

The colonialist-fascists massacre our people, arrest and torture our comrades and destroy our families. They reinforce hateful policies. They redouble their imagination and seek to maintain their domination.

They kill defenseless populations.

The foundation for liberation rests in the inalienable right of every people to have their own history. The objective of liberation is, therefore, to reclaim the right, usurped by imperialist domination, namely: the ability to determine the modes of production most appropriate to the evolution of the people. Liberated people. 

How can we collaborate with the production of life itself?  Integrated in the wider cosmos. To be confluent with the rivers, the forests, the food we eat, our neighbors, interdependent? That is being mutually supportive to one another ? While holding contradiction, we always have, and we must permanently overcome, in order to guarantee the unity necessary for the struggle.