The language of this culture along with gender roles highly reflect the culture's core values. For language, they use direct communication. Males and females are considered to be equals in all realms of the culture including: subsistence, communication, politics, etc.

Subsistence and Exchange (by Jazzy Jeff and Sleepy Sara)
Due to their rich soil environment, the Ssadab practice large scale agriculture. Rather than a market exchange economy, they practice generalized reciprocity; also known as "Gift Exchange".

Sex, Love and Marriage (by Determined Dalton and Dashing Deon)
In the Ssadab culture, the concept of love and marriage between two people does not exist . Since their values are based on community, the Ssadab practice group marriage in a free society. In this form of marriage there is no seperation between the family and the village. They are free to have sex with anyone they want as long as they are not blood siblings.

Family and Household (by Loving Lekesha)
Living qaurters within a village is divided up into three main huts: Caretakers, Hunters/Farmers, and Children.

Kinship & Social Organization (by Super Scott)
The Ssadab focuses on community relations and consider their village a big family as a whole. They practice the Hawaiian decent system.

Political Organization (by Magnificent Mallory)
The Ssadab have an uncentralized political system based on influence rather than power.

Religion (by Athletic Ashley)
The Ssadab Culture practices different forms of religion such as animism, pantheism, and ancestor worship.

Art & Cultural Values (by Rad Richard and Zany Zack)
The bison is generally the main medium focus of art or the main medium through which art is made.

History of the Ssadab (by Clueless Katie and Crazy Cassie)