During her five decades away from the Atlas Mountain village where she grew up, Saffiya, a Moroccan Amazigh, had grown accustomed to not having her identity fully recognised by her own nation. But on 3 May, Saffiya said she felt more seen as she watched the only Amazigh-speaking channel in the country broadcast the palace’s announcement of the recognition of the Amazigh New Year (Idh Yennayer) as an official holiday in Morocco. “When they will tell my grandsons to not come to school because it’s the Amazigh New Year, they will feel acknowledged by their own nation, they will understand that the dishes I cook for them and the stories I tell them about their ancestors a
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