Picture this: a Native couple has their first child in 1970– and their second in 1972. Is one child "more native" than the other?

The world is changing rapidly, and newer generations often see it differently than older generations. We need a blend of old and new blood as shareholders to keep things balanced and lessen the chance of corruption in the corporations. I agree that most younger Natives probably have a better Western education– but the elders have more experience and better knowledge of traditional Native educations. This mix of different views is going to generate better decisions if we make the "new Natives" equal to the "older Natives" within ANCSA's regional corporations.