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Foundational Black Americans really got these tethers in their feelings over delineation. This bootlick Vic Mensa said a whole bunch of nothing, lmao

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Look at these tethers in the comments. This is some invasion of the body snatcher stuff. Black History Month is about Foundational Black American history. It has nothing to do with Africans or Caribbeans
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Look at these tethers in the comments. This is some invasion of the body snatcher stuff. Black History Month is about Foundational Black American history. It has nothing to do with Africans or Caribbeans

444(The Blueprint)

18,462 views • 5 months ago

1st dude said a whole bunch of nothing.
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1st dude said a whole bunch of nothing.

Amelia

45,897 views • 2 months ago

He said a whole bunch of nothing. 😭😭
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He said a whole bunch of nothing. 😭😭

Supreme Tingz

201,057 views • 1 year ago

This person is a foundational black american. Not an African American, as 99% of us are. I welcome fba delineation.
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This person is a foundational black american. Not an African American, as 99% of us are. I welcome fba delineation.

🟥SANGO'S✊🏿WRATH🟩

12,100 views • 5 months ago

Oh, how quickly these ungrateful tethers forget, lol. Back in 2006, Jay-Z provided a whole village in Africa with clean, accessible water, and now these same Africans are probably somewhere hating on Black Americans, lol 🤦🏾‍♂️
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Oh, how quickly these ungrateful tethers forget, lol. Back in 2006, Jay-Z provided a whole village in Africa with clean, accessible water, and now these same Africans are probably somewhere hating on Black Americans, lol 🤦🏾‍♂️

Woodz 🇺🇸

22,712 views • 11 months ago

I’ve been telling y’all that these sick jungle immigrant tethers push nothing but degenerate ideology onto Black Americans as a way to try to sabotage us. This is why Black Americans should never allow them to speak for us or be in our spaces. Thank God she’s outta here! lol
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I’ve been telling y’all that these sick jungle immigrant tethers push nothing but degenerate ideology onto Black Americans as a way to try to sabotage us. This is why Black Americans should never allow them to speak for us or be in our spaces. Thank God she’s outta here! lol

Woodz 🇺🇸

64,832 views • 1 year ago

since ya’ll telling newcomers about many of englot’s lore, tell ‘em about this era that got the whole house traumatized but solidified their feelings for eachother lmao
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since ya’ll telling newcomers about many of englot’s lore, tell ‘em about this era that got the whole house traumatized but solidified their feelings for eachother lmao

redlips✘

42,364 views • 2 months ago

Did this nigga Ricky Smiley say go watch Joy Reid videos? Lmao. Black family, the only policy these white liberals and their Bootlick pets have to offer you is fear mongering 🤦🏾‍♂️
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Did this nigga Ricky Smiley say go watch Joy Reid videos? Lmao. Black family, the only policy these white liberals and their Bootlick pets have to offer you is fear mongering 🤦🏾‍♂️

Woodz 🇺🇸

27,137 views • 5 months ago

This african says the reason why melanated immigrants stay away and don’t unite with Black Americans is because they see too much much of themselves in us lmao mfs will say anything to avoid accountability Delineation is a MUST…
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This african says the reason why melanated immigrants stay away and don’t unite with Black Americans is because they see too much much of themselves in us lmao mfs will say anything to avoid accountability Delineation is a MUST…

Boobe Markees

67,348 views • 7 months ago

DELINEATION has Melanated Africans, Caribbeans & Latinos in their feelings.. Africans keep BEGGING Black Americans to be African because of our greatness & achievements. The same people that dont wanna live in Africa or the Caribbean when you’re in our HOMELAND 🇺🇸 have respect.
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DELINEATION has Melanated Africans, Caribbeans & Latinos in their feelings.. Africans keep BEGGING Black Americans to be African because of our greatness & achievements. The same people that dont wanna live in Africa or the Caribbean when you’re in our HOMELAND 🇺🇸 have respect.

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28,813 views • 10 months ago

I’m not even mad at this they got oncode knew the agenda and got what they wanted now the black people we put in power don’t have anything to show for what they done for black Americans these immigrants got here named streets in their name in America and taking whole communities meanwhile CBC has done nothing for us only their individual selves
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I’m not even mad at this they got oncode knew the agenda and got what they wanted now the black people we put in power don’t have anything to show for what they done for black Americans these immigrants got here named streets in their name in America and taking whole communities meanwhile CBC has done nothing for us only their individual selves

Chris

126,277 views • 7 months ago

A bunch of chaotic Caucasians from Arizona went to Newport Beach for a 4th of July party. And the locals tried to blame it on Foundational Black Americans.🇺🇸
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A bunch of chaotic Caucasians from Arizona went to Newport Beach for a 4th of July party. And the locals tried to blame it on Foundational Black Americans.🇺🇸

Black American Families PAC

101,994 views • 11 days ago

IS ‘BLACK EXCELLENCE’ A SCAM? Rapper and educator Vic Mensa (Vic Mensa on instagram) reminds us in this video that a few Black people achieving certain social status, recognition, fame or wealth, is not - and should not be mistaken for - the progression of Black people as a collective. In his words, 'Black exceptionalism' is nothing more than a concept produced by the individualistic capitalist system, which props up individuals to create the illusion of collective advancement. Mensa points out how despite making up the labor force of most of the entertainment industries, from sports to music, Black people do not have ownership of said industries. For example, three of the largest record labels, which have a monopoly over music, namely Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group, all lack any Black majority owners, yet remain heavily dominated by Black talent. According to the university of Southern Carolina, "systemic inequality in leadership positions extends to all aspects of the music industry." In contrast, Mensa argues, the Black Panther era of Black Power, which was replaced by 'Black excellence', was a period that focused on better communal outcomes for the collective in the US. The Black Panthers, did not just seek political solutions to the issues of discrimination in the US, but also implemented over 60 social programs that served the immediate needs of their communities. These programs ranged widely from service based, such as ambulances, to skills based, such as consumer education classes and drama classes. Do you agree with his take? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Video credit: Vic Mensa (on instagram)
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IS ‘BLACK EXCELLENCE’ A SCAM? Rapper and educator Vic Mensa (Vic Mensa on instagram) reminds us in this video that a few Black people achieving certain social status, recognition, fame or wealth, is not - and should not be mistaken for - the progression of Black people as a collective. In his words, 'Black exceptionalism' is nothing more than a concept produced by the individualistic capitalist system, which props up individuals to create the illusion of collective advancement. Mensa points out how despite making up the labor force of most of the entertainment industries, from sports to music, Black people do not have ownership of said industries. For example, three of the largest record labels, which have a monopoly over music, namely Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group, all lack any Black majority owners, yet remain heavily dominated by Black talent. According to the university of Southern Carolina, "systemic inequality in leadership positions extends to all aspects of the music industry." In contrast, Mensa argues, the Black Panther era of Black Power, which was replaced by 'Black excellence', was a period that focused on better communal outcomes for the collective in the US. The Black Panthers, did not just seek political solutions to the issues of discrimination in the US, but also implemented over 60 social programs that served the immediate needs of their communities. These programs ranged widely from service based, such as ambulances, to skills based, such as consumer education classes and drama classes. Do you agree with his take? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Video credit: Vic Mensa (on instagram)

African Stream

13,255 views • 1 year ago

You a fool if you think Foundational Black Americans aren’t scaring the hell out of these politicians 🤣🤣🤣
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You a fool if you think Foundational Black Americans aren’t scaring the hell out of these politicians 🤣🤣🤣

Woodz 🇺🇸

18,991 views • 2 months ago

These ppl have a real identity crisis smh 🤦🏾‍♂️ bruh a whole Nigerian talking bout Black ppl lingo like he’s really one of us lmao
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These ppl have a real identity crisis smh 🤦🏾‍♂️ bruh a whole Nigerian talking bout Black ppl lingo like he’s really one of us lmao

Boobe Markees

126,475 views • 24 days ago

When you put “Foundational” in front of Black American, it hurts a lot of feelings. These people cry all day 🤣🤣🤣 A Pan-African mammy is mad about Black folks not claiming Africa.
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When you put “Foundational” in front of Black American, it hurts a lot of feelings. These people cry all day 🤣🤣🤣 A Pan-African mammy is mad about Black folks not claiming Africa.

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57,532 views • 4 months ago

ClayGPT strikes again. this nigga be saying a whole bunch of NOTHING
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ClayGPT strikes again. this nigga be saying a whole bunch of NOTHING

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3,852,299 views • 2 years ago

Joe Budden's paradoxical take at Drake's deal😂😂, he just said a whole bunch of nothing.
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Joe Budden's paradoxical take at Drake's deal😂😂, he just said a whole bunch of nothing.

ZADCOZZY

51,115 views • 10 months ago

A Haitian woman says that Foundational Black Americans got all of OUR style, flavor, and culture from Africans and Caribbeans.. 🤔
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A Haitian woman says that Foundational Black Americans got all of OUR style, flavor, and culture from Africans and Caribbeans.. 🤔

Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸

254,497 views • 3 years ago

Dr Claud Anderson broke down the concept of delineation in his conversation with Rock Newman: He explained that delineation means Black Americans must be recognized as a distinct lineage, not blended in with Africans, Caribbeans, or immigrants. He stressed that when outsiders are grouped in under vague terms like people of color or minorities, the specific history of slavery, Jim Crow, and building America gets erased. In his earlier work Dr Claud Anderson often used the term Native Black Americans to describe this lineage, showing that the principle of separation has always been central to his teachings. That same lineage is now widely identified as Foundational Black Americans. He made it clear that without delineation the claim to reparations is blocked and resources are redirected to people who never paid the price. Dr Claud Anderson told Rock Newman that the only way Black Americans gain real power is by standing apart with a unique claim. #NativeBlackAmericans #FoundationalBlackAmericans #Delineation #RockNewmanShow #DrClaudAnderson #TariqNasheed #BlackEconomicPower #ReparationsNow
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Dr Claud Anderson broke down the concept of delineation in his conversation with Rock Newman: He explained that delineation means Black Americans must be recognized as a distinct lineage, not blended in with Africans, Caribbeans, or immigrants. He stressed that when outsiders are grouped in under vague terms like people of color or minorities, the specific history of slavery, Jim Crow, and building America gets erased. In his earlier work Dr Claud Anderson often used the term Native Black Americans to describe this lineage, showing that the principle of separation has always been central to his teachings. That same lineage is now widely identified as Foundational Black Americans. He made it clear that without delineation the claim to reparations is blocked and resources are redirected to people who never paid the price. Dr Claud Anderson told Rock Newman that the only way Black Americans gain real power is by standing apart with a unique claim. #NativeBlackAmericans #FoundationalBlackAmericans #Delineation #RockNewmanShow #DrClaudAnderson #TariqNasheed #BlackEconomicPower #ReparationsNow

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28,877 views • 10 months ago