THE US SYSTEM IS NOT WORKING FOR US

Office of the Facilitators: Afro-Descendant Nation Confederated USA

THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT ONLY LASTED FROM 1970-1979

First, I want everyone to know that we appreciate the Civil Rights Movement for their actions to move us to a better condition. However, as you can see we are consistently having trouble with voting, wealth inequality, poor schools, and Criminal Justice. Although the Voting Rights Acts of 1964, 1968, and 1970 are on the books the Supreme Court, local Judges, and the Police do not abide by our Civil Rights since the reverse discrimination case in Bakke v. California Regents in 1979.

SO WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?

If you look back at our political history you will continually see that we have always had an undeniable thirst for SELF-DETERMINATION. This is a logical conclusion of every people and Tribe in the world except with the Afro-American Negro who only desires equality under WHITE RULE which would be acceptable EXCEPT for the fact that we have to rely on the WHITE Supreme Court, local Judges, and the police to abide by the limited reach of Civil Rights since Bakke.

WHAT WE ARE DOING IS NOT WORKING AND CANNOT WORK

It should be obvious after over 100 years that the Democratic Party or the U.S Supreme Court is not a solution to our right to reparations, equal education, wealth inclusion, and protection from the police. I won’t even discuss the Republican Party for obvious reasons.

SO WHY DO WE ONLY HAVE FAITH IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY?

I challenge Roland Martin, Rev. Barber, Barack Obama, etc. in a scholarly refined way to compare the two approaches: Civil Rights against Afro-descendant Indigenous Human Rights concerning our economic, education, and criminal justice systems.

I will argue that it is insanity to think that the Supreme Court, Congress, or local courts will respect our Civil Rights when everything in the Bakke case and in their society teaches otherwise and that we should approach our case as one as the Human Right to Self-determination. These are the Judges of the Inter-American Court and they acknowledge our superior rights to land and authority under the Santiago Declarations.

UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW WE ARE ENTITLED TO SUPERIOR RIGHT TO THE LAND AND SELF-AUTHORITY

Under International law, we have superior authority to the land as Afro-descendants and Indigenous People. We have multiple statuses under International law that the Civil Rights gatekeepers have kept from us. Since 2000 the Inter-American Court of the Organization of American States has recognized our multiple statuses.

WE CAN ONLY OBTAIN FREEDOM BY DECLARATION AND A DECISION BY THE INTERNATIONAL COURTS BECAUSE WHAT WE ARE PRESENTLY DOING IS NOT WORKING.

I urge each of you to recognize yourself through a Declaration of your Status to become one Tribe. That's right, I am not speaking colloquially because we are a TRIBE under International law. Please go to Afro-descendant Nation Confederated USA and sign your declaration of authority. We presently have over 127,000 declarations but we need more to argue and make plain to the United States our right to be recognized under international law.