In an interview with Forbes Magazine, Seaman explains that many of the Native tribes who gathered at Standing Rock hadn't come together in over 100 years. This, Seaman said, was a strong message that gets to the heart of "understanding interconnectivity and heritage" as a "strong antidote to fear." How might solidarity, or coming together, address fear? Describe an experience either in your own life or one depicted in the media where this statement rings true.

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