The Science of Delineation, Special FBA Freedmen Message
In the beginning, writing was a personal method of releasing toxic emotions, stress, anger, and tension. A self-healing exercise recommended to me by my therapist, I used writing to deal with emotions in a quiet and healthy way. But then one day, without warning, I watched the pen be mightier than the sword right in front of my eyes and I was hooked. Since then writing has become a passion, a purpose, a hobby, and even a side hustle.
In the movie 300, the narrator, or storyteller, was a wounded Spartan soldier who sacrificed his eye for the greater good. Paul Revere become a legend because he warned the townsfolk the British were coming, the British were coming. Now in 2025 this is my heroic attempt to alert the Negro, Freedmen, and FBA masses, “The future is here, the future is here!”
The best perk of writing are the exclusives, the sneak peeks. I get to enjoy works of art from talented authors before anyone else and this time I had the pleasure of reading “Delineationology: The Science of Delineation For The American Negro” by Roland Dunham, II. The moment I finished reading Delineationology I realized my writing was never just “a hobby.” I realized I am a small, but important part of a much larger plan. The role I play is to spread the good news, the descendants of U.S. Chattel Slaves, heirs of the Union soldiers responsible for winning the Civil War, the Freedmen, and Foundational Black Americans (FBAs) now have their own a system of Collectivism to replace the European system of colonization.
When Dunham very quietly delivered the manuscript to me he wasn’t loud or boisterous, “I created my first book about cultural fraud and ethnic impersonation,” he told me at the end of April. Little did I know I was about to read The Catcher in the Rye for Negroes.
Dunham’s “Delineationology: The Science of Delineation For The American Negro” is the type of book future generations should see on the required reading list in preparation for high school. The legal, social, and socioeconomic layers behind the Science of Delineation should be a prerequisite for college freshmen, and in 20 years post-graduates should write dissertations about the positive impact made on society as a result of the legacy of delineation and authors like Dunham.
In the spring of 2025, a middle aged Latino man shared his opinion about waving the flag of another country while in the United States. He said, “To the haters that say, if you are in America, why are you waving another flag? I say to you:
Our forefathers [uncles, grandpas, etc] came to this country because we were sold a dream. A dream that this country was a place where you can be whatever you want, represent whatever you like, and be who you want to be. Keep your customs, keep your traditions, keep your culture, whatever you want to do. Everyone can be whatever they want.
If people want to wave a flag from another country, they have the full right to wave another country’s flag as much as they want. They have [the] right to be proud of their culture and proud of their roots because as long as you’re in this country, paying your taxes, and giving back to the community, there’s no reason anyone can say anything to you about whatever flag you raise.
So, to all the haters who say I have to raise the American flag if I live in this country, I say this is not a neighborhood. It’s not a hood, a gang, a sports team, nothing like that. We’re in America, and this is for everybody. That’s what was taught to us, and if you’re going to change that now, then something’s fishy because that means we were used to work and build a place but not really be welcomed.
From my perception, you can raise whatever flag you want, you can represent whatever you want, and I don’t see nothing wrong with it, and that’s my answer to the haters. Because at the end of the day, they can do whatever they want. This is the land of the free.”
-TikTok user @mrcaponee406
When children are in school in the year 2050 what will they read to understand the geopolitics of 2025? After Europeans are forbidden from writing history books or school curriculum how will Freedmen/FBA parents ensure children, even kindergarteners, understand the importance of rejecting the foreigner’s destructive pursuit of living in an unrealistic state of a dream?
Dream /drēm/
Noun
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A series of thoughts, images, and sensations in a person’s mind during sleep.
“I had a recurrent dream about falling from great heights.”
Similar: fantasy, nightmare, vision, hallucination
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A cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal.
“I fulfilled a childhood dream when I became champion.”
Similar: Ambition, hope, aim, objective, target, intent, desire, wish, notion, yearning, daydream, illusion, delusion, pipe dream, pie in the sky
Verb
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An experience that occurs during sleep.
“I dreamed about her last night.”
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To indulge in a daydream or fantasy about something greatly desired.
“She had dreamed of a trip to Italy.”
Similar: fantasize about, daydream about, wish for, hope for
As a founding population, an isolated group of individuals who established a new population with only a fraction of the genetics from the original pool, of the 1600s Americas – present before and during the United States Constitution was signed – what communication tools do the 2025 Freedmen/FBA have access to that will train the next generation to be more judgmental of foreigners, invaders, and cultural parasites but yet still be of good moral character?
In Delineationology, Dunham teaches the American Negro youth of today how to proudly protect the stories, culture, and rights of their ancestors. It teaches the adults of tomorrow to become intel-gathering leaders. Thanks to the science behind delineation generations of young adults will understand how Europeans weaponized science (Tuskegee, COVID-19 vaccine) and the pursuit of knowledge (college education, boos, etc) against their ancestors. As a result those future Freedmen adults will know how to defeat the enemies attempts to destroy their families or its values.
What makes Delineationology perfect for all audiences? It’s raw, it’s grounded, it’s authentic. Delineationology speaks plainly, but profoundly. It is the perfect bend of relatable flaws that generations of FBA/Freedmen can rely on going into the third millennium.
“I’m not passing this shit off to my offspring. I didn’t raise no pussies, but I’m not passing off this shit to my kids,” said Brother Mocco to a crowd of more than 600 listeners in “In 1990 Terry A. Told Us Mexicans Were Killing & Take’n Over LA” Twitter space on June 20th. How do descendants of the colored Union soldiers teach FBA children and grandchildren to consistently upgrade their mentality years into the future? What is the best way to teach FBA babies of the future the correct terminology that supports the bloodline of former US chattel slaves’ return to traditional family values?
Dunham’s “Delineationology: The Science of Delineation For The American Negro” is the customer made solution fit only for the greatest ethnicity on the planet. Reading the Science of Delineation to middle school students in sixth and seventh grade and again in high school is how FBA/Freedmen the multigenerational tool for reaching the elders, the olders, and the misguided Pan-African adults of 2025. Who should read the The Science of Delineation? Delineationology is a must-read if you are:
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Reparation activist in search of scholarly ammunition.
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Youth activists demanding sovereignty.
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Policy writers implementing a moratorium on immigration.
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Those researching the myth of multicultural solidarity.
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Individuals ready to address the quiet theft of Black American “cultural capital.”
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Persons interested in breaking down the illusion that colonization and immigration are morally neutral.
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Black Americans tired of being told they are “just another minority.”
In Delineationology, Dunham calls out the inherent genetic biases of the foreigners and carefully lays out reasons why FBA/Freedmen could not allow disrespect from foreigners to be a social norm after 2025. With great and intriguing lines that audiences love, reading, and rereading Delineationology with your children is going to reinforce the delineation movement for ions.
How do we train future generations to continuously defeat any and all efforts to bring back colonization? With the Science of Delineation, American Negroes can remain the most humane ethnicity on the planet, promote humanity in generations of young adults, but continue the self preserving traditions of delineation.
For the next five generations or more, Dunham’s Delineationology can and will support a compete physical, financial, spiritual, and metaphysical separation from foreigners brought to the United States by evil Ellis Islanders who disguised colonization as immigration. In summary, Delineationology explains the importance of delineation, its values, and locations where a compete and total separation from evil is necessary. Delineate where you live, go to work, or get an education.
The release of Delineationology is a historical moment in time when the children of the four million emancipated stopped saving the world and started saving themselves. This book captures a rare a moment in time, the death of Pan-Africanism forever.
The same way Moses came down the mountain with the Ten Commandments, Dunham was touched by the ancestors and given a vision of the American Negro moving forward without the rest of the word. Then, he captured the message in a book for you and I.
“Africans sure got a lot to say about American Blacks. But Africa doesn’t dislike Black Americans because we lost our culture. It’s because deep down y’all are jealous. Y’all jealous that we the culture engine, we created the music, the fashion, the sang that influences the whole word buddy. You’re not looking down on your long lost brothers and sisters. Y’all looking at strangers and being all the way real [with you], y’all [are] mad your ancestors weren’t taken. Y’all mad your still living on dirt roads and the ones you thin are lost became the blueprint for global culture. You can dress like us, talk like us, and rap like us, but never forget where the sauce came from. And if we we are just slaves then why y’all trying to be us? American Blacks been through hell and back…American Blacks don’t need to prove our origin.”
Sixty years from now will audiences be surprised to learn foreigners willingly upheld and reinforced harmful stereotypical biases learned from the Europeans? For 60 years Africans, Asians, and Latinos immigrated to the United States [from third world countries] with the specific intent of perpetrating the destruction of Negro homes, destroying the Negro family, stealing Negro wealth, and outright depriving Negro of assets.
Then those same foreigners who upheld the harmful stereotypes and biases of the European colonizer they begged for the help from Negroes when ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) removed them from the country. Those were the days when mental and political delineation evolved and expanded into the physical and geographic delineation. Who will tell the story of why the Descendant class delineated from the rest of the world? How do parents, aunts, and uncles, explain the the word’s remaining population of seven billion nine hundred fifty million failed to create a society that benefits them – at no fault of our own?
Dunham’s Delineationology: The Science of Delineation is a self-published masterpiece meant to restore the mental ingenuity of Negro scholars, Nobel Laureates, and future engineers. Its not your typical book on racial justice or political theory.
Part manifesto, part forensic indictment, and part war cry for the generations to come. The Science of Delineation kicks down doors and takes no names. It’s written in Dunham’s bold, unfiltered voice, and offers an in-depth analysis of sovereignty and how to implement it.
The same way Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, and James Baldwin were prominent figures of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and 1930s; Dunham will be remembered as a prominent figure in the artistic cultural FBA explosion on this side of the 21st century.
In order to save the future of the American Negro the mindset of the youth must be taught to think differently. Delineationology is the book that supports the preservation of the American Negro identity – what’s left of it.
“Being a Black American means everybody wants a piece of your culture while belittling you and saying you have no culture in the process.
We have hispanic community who cannot stop saying nigga because we say it.
We have the Asian community that started rapping and dressing lie we did in the 1990s and we have White people that portray our culture then when they make enough money they go back to their white roots (Post Malone, ustin Timberlake, etc).
We have Caribbean islanders saying we don’t now where we came from when we were both on that same save ship but they were dropped off sooner.
We have British people saying we have no culture while their actors come to the U.S. and portray us and then when it comes to the African communities they say we have no culture and don’t know where we came from meanwhile they talk like us, they sound like us, and they dress like us but for some reason we don’t have a culture.
We [Negro, FBA, Freedmen] are so welcoming but are they welcoming and opening to us? No not really. When it comes to jobs they end up only hiring their own. When it comes to something being mutual beneficial they benefit from us and our [FBA, etc] culture but we don’t benefit from theirs. Going forward unless these people are welcoming and opening to their culture as much as we are then we need to draw a hard line in the sand, and stop being so welcoming and opening to them.
Delineationology is the tool FBA leaders and parents have to begin the reconstruction of the family structure and cultural confidence. To restructure or moved around the hearts and minds of the youth without being preachy.
Where most books whisper in euphemisms but code-switch academically, Dunham’s book does not seek applause from mainstream audiences. Instead of rave reviews and glory, Dunham’s writing is focused on preserving the bloodline of the Negro both freed and formerly enslaved. How do you teach your children to reject symbolism? Delineationology.
Delineationology is not just a book; it’s the frontline weapon for American Negroes to separate from other nations around the globe. With this book, students will understand that every person on the globe who did not descend from a US chattel slave was positioned to hold up the nation’s strategy of colonization, whether knowingly or not. Now, millions of readers will be forced to choose: Sovereignty or Subjugation. Colonizer or Co-builder. Occupier or Forcibly Occupied. The Science of Delineation explains the process of delineation occurring today. Freedom is not granted, it’s enforced, and it comes at the highest of costs, the cost of blood.
This powerful exposé uncovers the systemic erasure of Negro through economic sabotage, educational fraud, and cultural displacement. This book highlights a deep-seated sentiment “Negro Envy Syndrome” (NES) how false claims of the “Black identity” undermines the Negro wealth and education. Delineationology advocates for self-governance under the Negro Black Nation United World Government, this book calls for the preservation of the American Negro legacy with demands for sovereignty. Backed by historical, legal, and political research, the Science of Delineation is a warning and a declaration of resilience.
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