> The tribal structures that still exist in many parts of the world aren't really about preserving culture or identity anymore That's not strictly true. There

> The tribal structures that still exist in many parts of the world aren't really about preserving culture or identity anymore That's not strictly true. There are real tribes in the jungles of South America and southeast Asia, for example, who still live in the forests, cook food they raise, and live in thatch/mud/bamboo houses. I would argue that these tribes' rights (especially property ownership of land where they have houses and raise food right now) matters more than arguments about things that happened more than a hundred years ago in developed countries.