@miz_nelly1111: Replying to @Don @AntonioSpeaks #DidYouKnow #DidYouKnow #blackindigenous #fba #blackamerican #africanamerican #BlackTikTok #blackgirlmagic #foundationalblackamerican

Asha-Camille :

Exactly. We not African American. Black American/Soulaani/Blackfoot 🤞🏾

Shalisa Jones :

Jesse Jackson convinced blk American people to call themselves AA, meanwhile he's claiming Cherokee. That's wild

34clairvoyance🇮🇹 :

Some black Americans can trace an ancestor from Africa, look into Africatown Alabama and cudjoe Lewis. The Quander family is also a good read. It is the oldest black lineage which traces to a person from Ghana

S.Mitchell :

Aye Pretendian tok

Dayanu1976 :

The term "African American" was first documented in a 1782 sermon titled "A Sermon on the Capture of Lord Cornwallis," where the author referred to himself as "an African American". While the term was recorded as early as the late 18th century, it gained significant prominence and widespread popular usage in the late 1980s and early 1990s, largely due to the efforts of civil rights activist and minister Reverend Jesse Jackson

Christopher :

Genesis 444 :

I think ppl need to speak for their own bloodline.

Hezekiah, The Family Man. :

Grandma said we Cherokee/blackfoot, DNA says almost 100% African, race and culture aren’t the same is the poin🤷🏿‍♂️

DaddyLonglegs :

You can identify as African-American we identify as foundational black American over here

jordiordiordiordiordi :

Dna doesnt lie.

Shon K 👑 :

My great great grandmother is a Cherokee Indian, along with those after her .. idk why they want us to be African so bad , I don’t claim that.

Gamma :

Preach sista. I’m so sick of people being so loud and so wrong

Philly life :

Quick question so why I don’t hear the majority of African-Americans calling himself foundation of blacks like I didn’t know what foundation of black was till I jumped on TikTok I go out there in a real word and I ask people with foundation black is and they don’t even know Never heard of this term till I got on TikTok now I’m not saying you’re wrong. I’m just saying it’s just now became a thing in 2025 on TikTok to educate me more I’m all ears.

Ludwikbootz :

I read some where that J.J., classifies himself as Indian

Mahnekah13🐝🎩🐈‍⬛🐦‍⬛📜 :

AND we fought in the Revolution and many other wars, on this soil that they don’t even know about!😂

The Nagual :

“Coincidentally” the “Out of Africa” THEORY was magically “genetically substantiated” by Chris Stringer 1984. It was yet ANOTHER push to RECLASSIFY so called “black” indigenous to remove identity and strip them of land rights gravitating towards “reparations” which would legally close the book on RESTITUTION + reclaiming stolen land.

rootsthatremember :

Exactly! Aren’t even taught about American colonialism or slavery in their countries. So tired of the gaslighting when they have no idea about our lineage or ancestors 🙄

Anubis :

They fail to realize that Africa wasn't always called Africa...🤷🏾 We were called Indians before India was even a country 🤷🏾

Corey Mix :

💯💯💯Facts you speaking 🔥🔥🔥

1conyfun :

Love you 🥰 do the right thing

devinhaley382 :

my family do not have african anything in it

MikkyWisperz :

A quick Google search will tell you when it was first documented at the very least. Jesse Jackson popularized it, but he did not coincide with the term and it certainly wasn’t coined in the 1980’s.

Va ScoopHall :

Meanwhile Kyrie Irving 😂😂😂

Hanif Adams, MBA :

FBA all day!🔥🔥🔥❤️

shwash50 :

Thanks for teaching him. Talking like he's really correct.