Inclusivity

4. Inclusivity and Tribal or Team Unity

The MAFA spirit, the MAFA conviction, hopefully would be shared by all Americans of all creeds, cultures and political persuasions, all who share a common desire for a better future, all who believe we should focus on shared concerns, keeping families safe, reducing the cost of living, ensuring fair opportunities, and protecting the nation's values. By working independently, and together, we are bonding in purpose over these issues. We would be forming a new team, a new American tribe of problem solvers generally, but realistically a variety of tribes, groups, organizations or teams that are addressing concerns that they choose to focus on. No matter your background, if you're willing to roll up your sleeves for America's future, you share the spirit of MAFA.

However, this MAFA spirit would be a “productive movement” only if people participate in its promotion and hopefully participate in one or more of the civic projects that are conceived and carried out. In other words, it’s only a movement if you would like it to be; it’s only a movement if you make it one. It’s only a movement if you participate, in even the smallest way. No one needs to feel the pressure to strive to be the star quarterback, but it would be nice if everyone was at least a cheerleader. And if real progress is going to be achieved, there has to be some players on the field. Everyone can help make that happen. Yes, everyone! Are you willing to be on the team? Can you help someone get on the team?