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Maroc and @Soulfasho (Jublee) discuss Why ICE is raiding Native American Reservations, DNA, and Soulaan History.

Maroc and Jason discuss systematic oppressive issues, concerns, and social systematic problem in the Soulaan community and what affects it. You can follow Jason @Jasonterry2024 on X/Twitter

In this video, we explore the concept of Soulaan and its connection to ethnic dysmorphia among African and Caribbean immigrants as they navigate their identities in the United States. Many members of the diaspora feel pressured to conform to the cultural identity of Native Black Americans, often leading to the erasure of their own distinct heritages. We break down the historical and social factors behind this phenomenon, the impact on cultural identity, and the tensions it creates. Finally, we discuss ways to embrace the rich diversity within Blackness without resorting to cultural assimilation.

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Recognizing how general identities have done nothing but hindered our progress. Terms like Minority, Flat Blackness, or Civil Rights as opposed to things like LGBT rights, or Asian rights has left Soulaan with little to nothing to show for. While we fight for everyone else under umbrella terms they reap all the benefits and we are left with nothing.

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Ancient Tethering/ Cosplay with Tariq Nasheed. Were the Hyksos the first to undermine and cosplay an ethnic group? Also we challenge the question of America socializing the narrative of our indigeniety in America as Soulaan.

T’roy and Soulan Dwayne speak briefly with Tariq Nasheed about Soul food in international markets. The culinary art of flour frying is now found everywhere thanks to Soulaan culture.

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Maroc speaks with a Pan African in theory about what it means to be Pan African or at least Pan African in ideology. Things get real interesting discussing the dynamics.

Maroc speaks about the growth of Soulaan and the possibility of submission with the Census Bureau, as well as other questions.

In this video, we explore the cultural revisionism and continuity of circumcision in both Soulaan and American culture. By tracing its roots, we connect the dots between the practice in Black indigenous communities and the influence of the Moors, who may have brought it over during their historical presence. This conversation delves into how circumcision has evolved and persisted across different cultures, raising questions about tradition, identity, and the blending of histories. Join us as we unpack the deeper significance of this practice in Moorish and American cultural contexts.

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