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Why are Black Americans assimilated to identify themselves as forced immigrants to America? |
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Over the last seven generations, the Negro leadership focus has been
to abandon individual accountability and collective responsibility to
protect the viability of there race, and promoted (thru the church and
higher educational system) – the assimilation of the women and the
future generations into a position of “consumers” on there homeland
instead of “producers” from their homeland and to live their lives for
personal indulgences. The result has undermined the viability of the
future generations for the Anasazi race to exist in their homeland of
America.
The direction started by the American Indian/Negro/
leadership in the 1960’s, - after the implementation of the Civil
Rights treaty allowing civil Privileges towards cloaking the factual
ethnic identity to maintain the heritage invisibility of the American
Indian collective termed Negro’s in exchange for personal benefits in
the United States matrix. The promotion for changing the Ethnic
heritage identity belonging to American Indians from Negro to African
Americans thru Pan-Africanism has, helped the United States systems
for ethnic cleansing or genocide ( racism) using institutionalized
systems of exploitation and discrimination against the descendants of
the American Indians in its attempts to stop the perpetuation of
original race heritage(Negro) belonging to the land of America : and
erase their ethnic identity, heritage, human dignity, generational
sustainability from the natural environment (tree’s) within America.
The
promotion of ethnic identity change for U.S. benefits has changed the
focus of the Negro people to sustain there collective self
determination and has allowed the systems needed to maintain the
viability of the future generation of American Indian/ Negro/ Black
American people and the extended environment to sustain them to be
systematically attacked and destroyed to create national wealth for
the United States at the expense of the American Indian termed Negro
people and their future generations.
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