THE UNITED NATIONS OF AFRICAN AMERICA STATEMENT ON THE IMPORTANCE OF REPARATIONS

DEAR INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC,

INTO THIS KIND OF AFRICAN AMERICAN REPARATION, AS AN APPROPRIATE SYMBOL OF RECONCILIATION, WE MOVE THIS WAY,

To import relevant stimulation, in face of an indebted presence, about reparational necessities, with African America concerned, such is an emboldened bust, at a tortured past, from which there has been an adulteration of bastardized futures that were engineered by peculiar genetic molestation, and regarded an entire natural order of people as an unnatural-kind. The primal caveat is simple, that a specific property was requested and obliged, to African American people, as much that independence is a formulaic conditional correspondence of an emancipative strategy—for commonsensical satisfaction, there are sound logistical and reasonable explanations, obviously, about the mutual relationship between freedom and independence—but the principle was betrayed by the halfhearted sentiment of the same forces who were bound to those agreements, with ours, factually; therefore addresses of African American currency, naturally, they must be imported; however, they must mangle the subjected economic return of the objective land, actually, as one kind of resourceful example, only; and such, this is a reality, which, has been rested, since, inside the palm of insanity.

Clearly, about this mission of diplomacy, that human dignity is the primary premise of African American intention, but the hollow words of mere inactivated prayers are empty and vain; and so, these statements are meant of inspirational transition, to the activated occupations of our facilities. African America and all affiliated traditions that have come to a culmination, now, arisen from slumber, out and away, from the silhouettes of which were comforted conversions of reality, there is this collective condition that

must emote the particular physique of our intellectual sensory, against the African American oppositions. We are unimpeded by any attempted affronts, the bare of ourselves, to fore flames of a hearth, here, at which point friction has been conceived, between our fantasies and our lives; and, at the same point, at which, we must redefine the boundaries of our existent racio-ethnical humanity, proudly.

Surely, one thing is clear and another one is certain, that African America must pursue and persist the ambitional repair of our ethnic-brood, onto the end, if worthy of the considerable dignities of which are our claimed bounty. With those matters of which make up the equations of ponderance, the right thing to do, such is not always a matter of reason; but, however, and, as much that subjects are still measurable quantities, this movement of our beings has been engaged, a solvent African American decision, about the necessitated vestments that we must bear of burden and privilege, unitarily nested,

in this way. Thus, a picturesque view, from the hind, a sight of orange sun-sky, rested upon and between the valley hilltops, implicative of honorable African American causative activities, conducive to the heritagenial kinships and associative networks that make up our prospective status-of-existence, if we so shall possess the formative kind of will, and that I believe, faithfully, this ability is within the grasps of

my people.

What is more, to complete the point of address, this direction is true, only when the intent is pertinent to African American dignity and humanity, actually. There can be no disoriented conflations, about our identity, as much that we are a purposeful stock, essentially, in our intent; and the recognition of this posit is enormous upon our needs, that our body is one, but our organs are many, and our voices are the result of circumstantial diversities that compile the African American traditions.

Dearest Regards,

Grand Supreme Master Negus, Anthony Ray Ivey Junior,