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whytheracecardisplayed

June 7, 2023

WHEN WHITES REPEATEDLY POST BLACK CRIME STATS

On every social media site in every comment section under every fight video (particularly when race is involved), & CCTV robbery. You will see someone who has posted the statistic that 'blacks commit 60% of all violent crime despite being only 13% of the population."

Or you'll see this post... Black men, are just 6% of the US Population, but commit HALF of all murders (FBI homicide data)

If not that exact post, then something very similar.

Usually posted by a white male with conservative views.

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whytheracecardisplayed

15 days ago

WHO ARE FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS?

Foundational Black Americans (FBA) are the descendants of enslaved Black individuals who built the United States, with a unique cultural and historical identity rooted in their lineage.

Definition and Historical Context

Foundational Black Americans refer specifically to Black individuals in the United States who can trace their ancestry directly back to enslaved Africans brought to America. This term emphasizes a distinct lineage that is separate from more recent Black immigrants. The concept of FBA highlights the unique historical experiences and contributions of these individuals to the development of the United States.

The FBA community often emphasizes the importance of recognizing their unique struggles and experiences, particularly in discussions about reparations and systemic inequalities. Many advocates argue that the historical injustices faced by FBA individuals warrant specific acknowledgment and reparative measures.

The history of FBA is often traced back to the arrival of enslaved Africans in the early 1600s, but proponents…