The 1866 Civil Rights – 14th Amendment Super Citizenship Act
Official, US CONSTITUTIONAL Identity-Birth Right Certificate of US Black Citizens, i.e., the Descendants of Chattel Slaves, Freemen, et al – 1964 Jim Crow Survivors
US Congressional Representative from Detroit, Michigan, the Hon. John Conyers introduced the “Commission to Study Reparation Proposals for African Americans Act” (H.R. 3745) in January 1989. He has re-introduced this bill each congressional term. It calls for establishing a…
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Jan 9, 2019 Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Robin Chand January 7, 2019 202-228-3816 Press Statement Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Introduces Legislation for a Commission to Consider Reparations Proposals for Africans Americans Jackson Lee…
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[excerpt: “I Have A Dream” MLK, Jr. Saturday, August 28, 1963] “In a sense we have come to our nation’s capital to cash a CHECK. When the architects of our republic wrote the magnificent words of the Constitution and the…
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Commenting On This Union Republic Continuing Civil War, Abraham Lincoln quoting Jesus Christ/Yehusha Meshiach Identifies the USA as “a house divided against itself” (drafted 11/19/05 revised 05/05/2019) The present day matter of Reparations to the descendants of chattel slaves, Freemen,…
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The Civil Rights Act of 1866 (The Act) Is The Introduction To Your Birthright Super Citizenship The super citizenship exclusively and solely designated to black citizens; First of such laws in US history at the time; Progenitor of the 14th…
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The nationwide Promissory Note Education Campaign, is educating what the US Constitution says about American, black citizens of the United States, Union republic whom are of the systemic-creating, 245 years, industrial institution of chattel slavery, and not that of willing…
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This commitment is to our mutually conjoined ancestors, they being the 740,000 innocent young white boys and men, including the 38,000 blacks killed, including Abraham Lincoln in the US Civil War to end chattel slavery (1861-1865) about, over and for…
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On Saturday, August 28, 1963, during the great, Washington, DC Civil Rights March and Rally in which the late Rev.-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., proclaimed on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, his now iconic, Civil Rights Movement, “I Have…
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This Presidential Executive Ordered Promissory Note Proclamation, which based on the Abraham Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation, accomplishes the following, of which details can be later shared with your staff: Stimulates national, deep and needed, cordial-civil discussions on the merits of…
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We the People of the United States, black citizens undersigned, do embrace, declare and proclaim the Constitutional entitlement that attests to the super citizenship authority within the Civil Rights Act of 1866, the Progenitor of its own 1868 14th Amendment,…
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