The Number One Matter of Black Lives II
The Number One Matter of Black Lives II 1866-68 Civil Rights/14th Amendment Act of Federal Super Citizenship “Whoever professes to be a Civil…
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Laws Not Abolishing Slavery
(See: Slave Laws Nullified) Article I, Sec. II, Paragraph III: The Three-Fifths Clause (1787) Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the…
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Shaking The National Foundations
The Foundations of The Nation 0f The Republican Form of Government “The whirlwinds of revolt will continue to shake the foundations of our…
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We the People: Preamble of the US Constitution
Citizens Oath of Office We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic…
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THE Super Citizenship Law, CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1866: Full Text
THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1866: The First Civil Rights Law In US History (1776-1866) April 9, 1866 – ratified in 1868 via…
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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…
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US Supreme Court Is: Affirmation of Federal, Black Super Citizenship
The US Supreme Court Is Mandated And Ordered To “Keep”, i.e. Protect And Defend The USA Constitution Which Contains Documentation For The Only…
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US Military Is: Enforcer and Protective Arm of Federal, Black, Super Citizenship Status
The United States Armed Forces, i.e., Military Is Twice – Two (2) Times Ordered and Mandated To Enforce The Federal, Super Citizenship of…
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The Civil Rights Violations Case Against Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County Racist Policies, Practices and Living Codes of Against US, Federal, Black Citizens Los Angles County and City proper is the…
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MBL: Promissory Note Excerpts
The Promissory Note “I Have A Dream” MLK, Jr. (excerpts) Prophet, Rev.-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Greatest Civilian Citizen in US History…
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