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@MrsEvans916 That was the 1880 inhabitant schedule. Indian wasn’t on the 1790 census i guarantee you that and if you’re a American Indian you were classified as Black before negro

@blackgrassro Black was not on the 1790 Census. And you can't prove it. Stop lying. And the Census you posted was 1880. After Naturalization when Africans was on Census. This is a conversation you're not prepared for.

Happy Sunday🪶 If we were made in His image, then call us by our names.. Y'all gonna need more ammo🪶

@MrsEvans916 We were classified as Black on the 1790 census we are not going to let you anti Black rewrite history

@MrsEvans916 That image you posted is not accurate we were classified as Black before negro. Also American Indian wasn’t put on the census until 1950

@MrsEvans916 Everywhere outside of 🇺🇸 black is a color descriptor but inside 🇺🇸 Black is a identity and culture because that misnomer was codified into law

@blackgrassro It's the only Misnomer that's in the constitution, Treaty law, and binds you to being here before they got here.. No need to make anything new up.

@davitacarter2 He’s talking about Black ppl and Black culture you’re a Indian

@Mattapandiva @lanceindc @JacksonHarlem Indian is a misnomer yall denying that is funny

@lanceindc @JacksonHarlem 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯💯💯💯He’s ignorant. He needs to go to the library and learn how to read and study and research because Indians were and still the originators of almost everything in this country before the Europeans got here the so-called black Americans..

DELINEATION🇺🇸🇯🇲— Charleston White Delineates Black Americans Va Jamaicans

@lanceindc @JacksonHarlem He’s not incorrect Indian is a misnomer

@JacksonHarlem He’s still incorrect and yes we created bbq.

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@micheckmag @MrsEvans916 Indian is a misnomer

@MrsEvans916 Right on

This Land Belongs to Us.

@Black_Action @ctcentralinfo1 Ados wanted to let immigrants have Black American

“Black Americans have no culture.” 🫤

i didnt cry🤷🏽‍♀️😂

@JacksonHarlem Indian is a misnomer as well so tell the anti Black Indians to chill

📌Every Black American Elder I’ve Asked Has Told Me What Kind of American Indian They Are💪🏽🇺🇸

@MrsEvans916 Reclassified us as Indian which is a misnomer 🤷🏾‍♂️

This land belongs to us.

@lstUntranslated @bAnthonYsr 🤣🤣🤣 just a internet name

@bAnthonYsr You have to admit that FBAis such a good identifier when you are specifically speaking about our culture. It’s kind of hard to get around it. Even as a Louisiana creole sometimes I find myself just saying the FBA because I know sometimes Haitians will try to take Creole.

🚨🔥 Foundational Black American is a Lineage or group of people.. that ancestors who were both enslaved &/or free people.. that history goes back centuries & who built the USA‼️🇺🇸 FBA is not an organization with formal leadership, but a descriptive term only 😎

@AmericanMade0x0 @bAnthonYsr Nigga please it’s just a internet name

@bAnthonYsr ⚠️@bAnthonYsr Black American🇺🇸(FBA) is Simply an Ethnicity but I heard it Explained a 1000 ways & It CONFUSES People but its REALLY quite simple...👇 Black American🇺🇸(FBA) Ethnicity & Lineage was BIRTHED in America b4 USA became a Nation 1776, WE are #Foundational to this Land‼️

@got_cake Black Music had nothing to do with Africa

Many global music genres are celebrated today without enough credit to the African people and African diasporic communities who helped create them. 🎶🌍 Jazz was born from Black American creativity, rooted in blues, ragtime, spirituals, and African rhythmic traditions. Samba carries deep Afro-Brazilian roots shaped by enslaved Africans who preserved rhythm, movement, and ceremony in Brazil. Tango was influenced by African communities in the Río de la Plata region, though that history is often minimized. Garage and many electronic scenes were built on Black innovation in club culture before being repackaged by mainstream industries. Cumbia also carries African influence through drums, movement, and coastal Afro-Indigenous histories in Latin America. African creativity has shaped the soundtrack of the world often before the world was ready to acknowledge it. 🎥 tstationsb

@got_cake Go find someone to spill yo pain about you and your degenerate son

Auntie Shan was terrifyingly the worst person to spill his pain to. I hope he finds a therapist....and peace.

@dijoni @got_cake We don’t forget our history immigrant

Remember what they did to the Black Wall Street in 1921. A white woman lied hundreds of Black people were killed over 10,000 left homeless. And the destruction of the richest black city in America.. Tulsa, Oklahoma 1921. Never forget.

@GodKingJustice Nigga ain’t you African

We ain’t gettin the west, just come back south