The result was redirect to Tariq Nasheed with the option of merging. Nobody advocating to keep this has shown actual evidence of significant coverage in reliable sources. Vanamonde ( Talk) 17:54, 6 June 2023 (UTC)
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Term has only trivial mentions, I couldn't find anything better. Doug Weller talk 12:18, 30 May 2023 (UTC)
Premise 1: Wikipedia aims to be an inclusive and comprehensive platform that provides accurate information on a wide range of subjects, including various social and ethnic groups.
Premise 2: "Foundational Black Americans" is a term that has gained prominence and recognition in contemporary discussions on African American identity and history.
Premise 3: The term "Foundational Black Americans" refers specifically to the descendants of African slaves brought to the United States during the transatlantic slave trade and their contributions to American society.
Premise 4: The inclusion of the term "Foundational Black Americans" on Wikipedia would enhance the platform's coverage of African American history by acknowledging a distinct perspective and self-identification within the community.
Premise 5: The term has been used and recognized by various scholars, activists, and organizations, including mainstream media outlets reporting on the U.S. Census Bureau's distinction between "Black or African American" and "Black or African American (Not Hispanic or Latino) - Foundational Black Americans."
Premise 6: By including the term "Foundational Black Americans" on Wikipedia, the platform can contribute to a more accurate representation and understanding of the African American experience, highlighting the unique challenges and contributions of this specific group.
Conclusion: Therefore, to fulfill its mission of inclusivity and comprehensive coverage, Wikipedia should include the term "Foundational Black Americans" in relevant articles to provide accurate information on the identity and historical context of this distinct African American community. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fijiwahwah ( talk • contribs) 21:48, 2 June 2023 (UTC)
Foundational Black Americans (FBA) have gained significant coverage in various media outlets, including reputable news organizations, academic journals, and online platforms. This coverage demonstrates their notability as a distinct group within the African American community.
FBA-related topics have been the subject of academic research and analysis, with scholars examining the experiences, achievements, and challenges faced by this specific group within the larger African American population.
The FBA movement and its proponents have been covered extensively in documentaries, television programs, and podcasts, indicating their impact on public discourse and their place within contemporary social and political discussions.
Foundational Black Americans have been discussed in online forums, social media platforms, and online communities, where debates and discussions about their historical and cultural significance have taken place, showcasing their relevance and interest among a wide range of individuals.
The growing awareness and recognition of Foundational Black Americans have prompted the inclusion of the term and related discussions in educational curricula, textbooks, and scholarly resources, emphasizing their importance as a distinct group within African American history and culture.
Fijiwahwah ( talk) 01:56, 5 June 2023 (UTC)
*Keep There should be a stand alone article on the term Foundational Black Americans because of the media and cultural relevance and popularity of the term — Preceding
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The result was redirect to Tariq Nasheed with the option of merging. Nobody advocating to keep this has shown actual evidence of significant coverage in reliable sources. Vanamonde ( Talk) 17:54, 6 June 2023 (UTC)
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Term has only trivial mentions, I couldn't find anything better. Doug Weller talk 12:18, 30 May 2023 (UTC)
Premise 1: Wikipedia aims to be an inclusive and comprehensive platform that provides accurate information on a wide range of subjects, including various social and ethnic groups.
Premise 2: "Foundational Black Americans" is a term that has gained prominence and recognition in contemporary discussions on African American identity and history.
Premise 3: The term "Foundational Black Americans" refers specifically to the descendants of African slaves brought to the United States during the transatlantic slave trade and their contributions to American society.
Premise 4: The inclusion of the term "Foundational Black Americans" on Wikipedia would enhance the platform's coverage of African American history by acknowledging a distinct perspective and self-identification within the community.
Premise 5: The term has been used and recognized by various scholars, activists, and organizations, including mainstream media outlets reporting on the U.S. Census Bureau's distinction between "Black or African American" and "Black or African American (Not Hispanic or Latino) - Foundational Black Americans."
Premise 6: By including the term "Foundational Black Americans" on Wikipedia, the platform can contribute to a more accurate representation and understanding of the African American experience, highlighting the unique challenges and contributions of this specific group.
Conclusion: Therefore, to fulfill its mission of inclusivity and comprehensive coverage, Wikipedia should include the term "Foundational Black Americans" in relevant articles to provide accurate information on the identity and historical context of this distinct African American community. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fijiwahwah ( talk • contribs) 21:48, 2 June 2023 (UTC)
Foundational Black Americans (FBA) have gained significant coverage in various media outlets, including reputable news organizations, academic journals, and online platforms. This coverage demonstrates their notability as a distinct group within the African American community.
FBA-related topics have been the subject of academic research and analysis, with scholars examining the experiences, achievements, and challenges faced by this specific group within the larger African American population.
The FBA movement and its proponents have been covered extensively in documentaries, television programs, and podcasts, indicating their impact on public discourse and their place within contemporary social and political discussions.
Foundational Black Americans have been discussed in online forums, social media platforms, and online communities, where debates and discussions about their historical and cultural significance have taken place, showcasing their relevance and interest among a wide range of individuals.
The growing awareness and recognition of Foundational Black Americans have prompted the inclusion of the term and related discussions in educational curricula, textbooks, and scholarly resources, emphasizing their importance as a distinct group within African American history and culture.
Fijiwahwah ( talk) 01:56, 5 June 2023 (UTC)
*Keep There should be a stand alone article on the term Foundational Black Americans because of the media and cultural relevance and popularity of the term — Preceding
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