Our community is unique in its pervasive struggle with intra-familial and generational competition.




We're at a time when we must confront and bin/ discard the destructive mindsets that have hindered our collective progress. 

The concept of sibling rivalry and the metaphorical "crabs in a basket" mentality, often attributed to the Willie Lynch letter, whether factual or not, sadly reflects a reality we can no longer ignore.

Our community is unique in its pervasive struggle with intra-familial and generational competition. 

Too often, parents find themselves competing with their children, siblings vie against one another, and the old resist the success of the young. This toxic cycle perpetuates a culture of envy and stunts our growth as a people.

It is important that we recognize the truth: 

our true success as a community is measured not by individual accomplishments, but by the achievements of the next generation. 

When our children surpass us, when the young outshine the old, we are not diminished; we are elevated. This principle is well understood by other communities around the world, yet it remains an elusive truth within ours.

To my elders, I say this: the greatest legacy you can leave is not your own accolades, but the triumphs of those who follow you. 

To the youth, understand that your rise does not dishonor those who came before you; rather, it is the fulfillment of their dreams and sacrifices.

We must build a culture of support, encouragement, and mutual upliftment. Let us abandon the divisive mindset that pits us against one another and instead embrace a future where each generation stands on the shoulders of the previous one, reaching ever higher.

 I challenge each of us to reflect on our attitudes and actions. Let us  celebrate the success of our children and our peers, for in their success lies the future of our people. Our intelligence, morality, and unity depend on this crucial shift in perspective.

Together, we can break free from the chains of the past and build a legacy of true, collective success

It is important that we recognize the truth: 

our true success as a community is measured not by individual accomplishments, but by the achievements of the next generation. 

When our children surpass us, when the young outshine the old, we are not diminished; we are elevated. This principle is well understood by other communities around the world, yet it remains an elusive truth within ours.


Olofin


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