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The Foundational Black American (FBA) Class: The Path to Reparations?

The concept of the Foundational Black American (FBA) class–an idea introduced by controversial multi-media race-arbiter Tariq Nasheed– updates the historical lineage to the American Freedmen Act. In the 19th century, the US Senate documented the Freedman Act decree, which serves as a powerful legal precedent for FBA claims.

Why Lineage Matters (and not only RACE)

Common Black citizens must prioritize sorting their family/blood lineage paperwork, just as the Native Americans did. The Freedmen Act holds the key to creating a #ReparationsTrust benefiting all FBAs. Emotional arguments on Internet/social media platforms, among recent Black immigrants outside of this specific lineage, are irrelevant to this critical path event.

Blueprint for Justice

Similar to the Native American Reparations Act (see: BIA.gov) an infrastructure is already established. This blueprint will secure proper PENALTY payments for the brutalization of FBA predecessors by the US government and specific private sector companies that benefited from centuries of Black enslavement. A pioneering #ReparationsTrust will integrate both government and private sector funding benefiting qualified FBA lineage applicants.

Tangible Moneys Owed to FBA Lineage

A Proposal to the US Department of Interior: Reparations Trust Fund Investment (hypothetical analysis)

Executive Summary

This proposal outlines the establishment of a Reparations Trust Fund aimed at disbursing $10 trillion over a 5-year period to 13 million households. The funds will be allocated to family households with a proven blood relationship to any enslaved Africans in the United States from the 16th century to the 19th century.

Objectives

Financial Reparations: Provide direct financial support to eligible households.

Historical Acknowledgment: Recognize and address the historical injustices faced by enslaved Africans and their descendants.

Economic Empowerment: Enhance the economic stability and opportunities for affected families.

Fund Allocation

Total Fund: $10 trillion

Disbursement Period: 5 years

Number of Households: 13 million (estimate via @pewinternet)

Annual Disbursement

Each year, $2 trillion will be disbursed among the 13 million eligible households.

Annual Disbursement per Household=13 million households$2 trillion≈$153,846.15

Total Disbursement per Household

Over the 5-year period, each household will receive a total of approximately $769,230.75.

Total Amount per Household=$153,846.15 per year×5 years=$769,230.75

Eligibility Criteria

Proven Blood Relationship: Households must provide documented evidence of a blood relationship to enslaved Africans in the United States from the 16th century to the 19th century.

Verification Process: A thorough verification process will be established to ensure the authenticity of claims.

Implementation Plan

Establishment of Trust Fund: Create a dedicated trust fund managed by a board of trustees.

Verification and Registration: Develop a robust system for verifying eligibility and registering households.

Disbursement Mechanism: Implement a secure and efficient mechanism for disbursing funds directly to eligible households.

Monitoring and Evaluation: Continuously monitor and evaluate the disbursement process to ensure transparency and effectiveness.

Conclusion

The Reparations Trust Fund represents a significant step towards addressing historical injustices and providing economic empowerment to the descendants of enslaved Africans. This investment will not only offer financial support but also serve as a formal acknowledgment of the enduring impact of slavery.

A Historic Opportunity?

This could be Donald Trump and Robert Kennedy Jr.'s greatest deal in history. By revitalizing America's second-largest race group—the Black Americans, who were born under the yoke of brutal blood and tyranny—the FBA movement aims to make the nation's legacy whole.

It must be done.

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