I remember I was talking to a dear friend of mine about the diaspora and he told me his family descended from the autochthonous of this land. He educated me on the fact that there’s more proof that “black” people were here before slavery than there is proof about slave ships.

He traced his family back to the Woodland “Indians” in Norther California. Now, for the record, he does identify as an ADOS. But he knows his family wasn’t African. They identify themselves as the original people of the America’s.

There’s tons of evidence that support his claim, but unfortunately that information isn’t spread like pan-africanism and the diaspora movement because it doesn’t fit their ideologies, and there’s no motive to the movement.

There wouldn’t be a voyage back to Africa, instead they would just reclaim the land that was stole from them. A perfect example of this the movie Amistad. In the court scene he said “i am not a n*, I am an African”

They clearly made a distinction that “n*s” and Africans are NOT the same people. Not to get “biblical” but there’s even bywords and racial slurs about American “blacks” in African languages. I’m every language there’s a byword and slur for “black” Americans. Why is that?

The study of language suggests that language is used to make a distinction of region, culture, and identity. IF, (all) American “blacks” descended from Africans, then why is there words in their vernacular (pun intended) that suggests otherwise.

But that’s not to say all “blacks” are autochthonous. Slavery did happen, and the Moors did trade their African* people into slavery. That is why it is important to know/understand YOUR lineage and where. YOU came from.

Understanding your roots and true identity is important in so many ways. If you can prove you’re autochthonous, then your legal status will change. You will gain sovereignty and you will no longer be subject to mans law. Instead you would operate under “Gods” law or the UCC.

Once you’ve gained sovereignty, you can travel with out a license or a passport. You can drive without registration, and most importantly, you wouldn’t be associated with your STRAW MAN. (Ever wonder why your name is in ALL CAPS?)

Ima end this thread here tho. I’ve said way too much.