For too long, the identity of the descendants of the indigenous American Indians has been overshadowed by terms like 'African American' or 'black American.' It is time we reclaim our true heritage and honor our ancestors by correctly identifying ourselves as indigenous American Indians. I have always felt a disconnect with the labels placed upon our community. These labels do not reflect the rich cultural history and lineage that we truly belong to—the lineage of the indigenous American Indians and the Anunnaki race. For me, and many others like me, these terms erase the legacy of our ancestors and the profound impact they had on the land we call home. Historically, the indigenous American Indians and the Anunnaki race have been a vital part of America’s history. Recognizing us under the rightful title acknowledges our rich cultural past and pays homage to the traditions, wisdom, and resilience that have been passed down through generations. According to the American Indian and Alaska Native entities recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau, there are over 500 Native American tribes with distinct languages and cultures. Still, many indigenous people do not see themselves represented accurately. By reverting to the indigenous American Indian title, we can bridge the gap in accurate historical representation and contemporary identity validation. Changing these titles is an actionable step in preserving history and promoting cultural pride. By making this change, educational institutions can begin teaching a history that encompasses the true diversity and contributions of all indigenous peoples. It will raise awareness, foster knowledge, and create a society that respects the differences that make each culture unique. Let's take a stand and reclaim our identity. This is more than a change of title; it is a reclaiming of history, culture, and pride. Help us pave the way for a future where every descendant of the indigenous American Indians and the Anunnaki is acknowledged by their true heritage. Sign this petition to push for the recognition and restoration of our ancestral identity as indigenous American Indians.