The First Act of Federal, Super citizenship: Codified In US Constitution

The First Civil Rights Act Is Federal Super Citizenship
of Black Lives
Codified, Embedded, Enshrined
Into US Constitution

Via The 14th Amendment

(Long Version: Italics, bold, underline, increase in font size emphasis – mine)

 1866: The First US Civil Rights Act
Unlike other citizens in/of the United States Union Republican Form of Government, by merit of the unique American entry experience, this unprecedented Act of Constitutional Law entitles solely and exclusively Americans of the black, African Slave Trade heritage a super citizenship under the direct jurisdiction of the federal government, particularly the Executive Branch, the authoritative power and hence responsibility to protect their civil rights to be treated civilly by all white citizens whom were/are of willing immigration.

This Act led to the drafting of the 14th Amendment, guaranteeing those civil rights by codifying them into the security of the Constitution, of which the President is sworn to defend and protect, as is all other government servants, elected and appointed, including the military.

The Civil Rights Act of 1866, passed by one vote over President Andrew Johnson’s (D) veto, granted full, super citizenship to all persons born on American soil, except Native Americans who were exempt from taxation.

Note: Historically and contextually, the “All persons born” of Section 1 of the Amendment means those whom were born in America as chattel slaves, whom were under the direct JURISDICTION, i.e., care/oversight, etc., and whom subsequently were denied all the amenities of the US Declaration of Independence backed by the Constitution, by which all other Americans whom are of willing immigration, received their citizenship rights via Article 1, Section 8.

Therefore, “Jurisdiction, thereof”  historically referring from the times of their/our ancestors back on/in/of the so called African continent, the “mother” land where the terms “freedom, liberty, etc” were not a part of the psyche, vocabulary and customs of the peoples born there into and under the jurisdiction of monarchs, chieftains, warlords, et al.

They were even initially unsuspecting, ignorantly, naturally, without question, born entrapped in the lands widely, customary/traditional practices of the various regional, ancient slave trades fueled by warfare;…

…then transferred from merchants of that indigenous institution, into the ownership of European and American (USA) slave purchasers under the jurisdiction of the then British Empire and later into that of the newly formed USA.

This “legal” matter remains true and in effect even to this day of the 21st Century, where black lives, being federal super citizens according the Presidential Executive Orders of the Emancipation Proclamation, the First & Second Congressional-Military Confiscation Acts which are the foundations of the 13th, 1866-68 Civil Rights/14th Amendment Act and that of the 15th, and of course the Anti-KKK Act of early and mid 1870’s.

Hence, non chattel slave descendants have no need for this Civil Rights Act of Law as they already posses “civility” rights by Article 1, Section 8, of which black lives were denied, granting them access to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitutional Ten Bill of Rights to actively participate in the business affairs of this Republican Form of Government (Article 4, Sec. 4. Const.), whereas, the chattel slaves and Freemen (non slave blacks), et al, were systematically denied such “certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. i.e, property”, real and intellectual access for 245 generations-destroying years. (1619-1865)

The law specifically entitles former chattel slaves and Freemen (non slave blacks) the rights to own property, enforce contracts, and give evidence in courts—essentially all those “certain inalienable rights, that among theses are life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, i.e., property” of the Declaration of Independence.

Note: The Hon. US President Andrew Johnson (D) who succeeded the April 14th, assassinated, Abraham Lincoln (R), vetoed these Civil Rights mindset the 16th President and Radical Republicans of such a powerful law which seeming made the freedmen and Freemen (non slave blacks), Coloreds (various shades of black), Negroes, Nigras, et al, superior over white citizens.

Of course, the Republican Congress over rode Mr. Johnson’s veto who eventually was impeached due to his incessant and belligerent rebellion against black lives advancement, by passing, i,e., codifying, enshrining, embedding the Civil Rights Act into the Constitution via the 14th Amendment.  (See Johnson Veto)

However, when a willing immigrant receives naturalized citizenship according to Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution, his or her child born under the jurisdiction thereof” of the US federal laws, is then indeed an “any persons born” citizen, without having to pass through citizenship processes as did the said parents, regardless of ethno-racial identity, et al.

Essentially, the heritage of black lives in the USA is one never being a free, but rather always being under the jurisdiction of some governmental and private entities.

Hence, of the 402 years in North America, and never having known experiential freedom, from times of bondage in Africa until the present therefore, they/we being unable to understand it, as black lives have only been free a mere fifty-seven (57) years, i.e., 1619 to 1964 with the passage of the then Civil Rights Act which ended all laws of their/our enslavement..

In other words, of those 402 years, three hundred and forty-five 345 were under the jurisdiction of “legalized” enslavement.

Black lives, as well as they, i.e., white citizens of our whole USA nation are yet in the aftermath and shadow of enslavement, hence, neither party knows the matters of true freedom until we rectify those of black citizens.

(See The Two Citizenship).

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