Moors In America | Moorish Americans

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Moorish Americans are the only people who have their nationality and origin completely stripped from them. They are also the only people on earth who are consistently labelled and then re-labelled by people from outside of their community. On paper these people have been labelled by the government as Indian, negro, black, colored, and they now have the label African American.

To demonstrate the level of confusion that this has caused the so-called African American, who has yet to define himself, I will switch between labels throughout this passage. Sometimes I will say negro, colored, African American, black, and or Afro American. I will also use the term indigenous American and Indian to refer to this group of people, as well as the proper persona and nationality, Moorish American.

With thorough examination behind the timing of these re-classifications of this special group of people it becomes apparent that there was an understanding by the European colonizers that the they need to re-label this group every few generations before the current label gets stale and old among the people. There is a need to keep Moorish Americans confused as to their origin and nationality in order for the European descendants to remain in power. This is the only logical explanation as to why laws were enacted across the country in mass to reclassify Indians with full tribal rights and who could trace their lineage to negro.

There are several laws, acts, and court cases leaving behind a paper trail of evidence showing these heinous acts of robbing the true indigenous people of their rights and reclassifying them as negro or black (term use depending on the time period). In the video below a peculiar case involving the Montauk Indians being declared extinct while the chief of the tribe and nearly eighty tribe members sit in court is examined in detail. The Supreme Court judge declared the chief and tribe members "too black" to be Indians. Meanwhile all of their tribal land, which later became lucrative resorts and prime real estate in Long Island, went to a handful of greedy European descendants.

Every Generation They Are Re-Labelled or Reclassified

Once upon a time the indigenous people of the land, who were described by the European colonists as having copper-colored skin were called Indians. Within the first century of European conquests of the Americas they began reclassifying many of the indigenous people as negroes. In many cases people were called Indian and negro within the same lifespan as detailed in this post from our website featuring Jack D. Forbes work and the video below.