The term “Berber” is not considered an insult or a derogatory term, its a cultural and ethnic identifier that is used in a neutral or positive manner to describe the indigenous people of North Africa.
And is widely used by scholars, historians, and members of the Berber community to describe their identity and cultural traditions.
In recent years, there has been a resurgence of Berber cultural identity, and many Berber people called also by “Amazighs” or “Imazighen” are proud of their heritage and are working to preserve and promote their traditions. This includes efforts to revitalize the Berber language TIFINAGH, which is spoken by millions of people in North Africa, and to celebrate Berber cultural events and festivals.