What are the criteria for evaluating whether or not a person is or isn’t a Maroon?
The criteria for evaluating whether or not a person is or isn’t a Maroon are listed among the one hundred-twenty sub-tenets of the Ìsèse Olúwa Paradigm. In addition, one is evaluated on their actions and the results of their actions and not their words or intentions. A Maroon is said to be: an Afrakan who observes, practices, retains and defends the valued customs, traditions and culture of his people. The Maroon strongly identifies with being an Afrakan and works in the best interests of Afrakan people pursuant to sovereignty. A Maroon is also able to identify enemies of Afrakan people (internally and externally) and work together with other Maroons to confront their common enemies.
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