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History. Law. Facts. And humor that isn’t always intentional. Welcome to The Dennis Spurling Podcast, hosted by attorney Dennis “Uncle D” Spurling. With more…
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In this episode, Uncle D (Dennis Spurling) draws a hard line that many people are uncomfortable with—but desperately need to hear. This is a direct conversation about identity, boundaries, and power. Black Americans are not a diaspora group. We are a people formed in the United States through slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, and continuous resistance. That history cannot be borrowed, transferred, or claimed by people who did not live it.
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In this broadcast, Uncle D (Dennis Spurling) addresses one of the most controversial identity debates in modern Black political discourse. The claim is simple: Foundational Black Americans are not rootless, not culturally detached, and not immigrants. We are foundational to this country. The attempt to label FBA as “akata” ignores history, ignores ethnogenesis, and ignores who was actually present at the founding of the United States.
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