Quote by American Indian Proverb, Nez Per

White men have too many chiefs.


White men have too many chiefs.

Summary

This quote suggests that in certain contexts or situations, there is an overabundance of leaders or decision-makers among white men specifically. It implies that this surplus of chiefs can lead to inefficiencies or conflicts in decision-making processes, possibly hindering effective coordination or cooperation. The quote may also imply a critique of power dynamics, questioning the distribution or legitimacy of leadership roles among white men.

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Proverbial Wisdom
By American Indian Proverb, Nez Per
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