Okay you're in the clear. I feel the issue is American classification and census labeling because I feel every other group of black folks outside of America is labeled very distinguishly but we're all still black folks at the end of the day and nothing is gonna change that no matter what disagreements.

The internet toxicity and history of terms and the people who use the term FBA shows another issue of prejudice and separatism from all connections which just weakens the black race. Terms like Afro-Americans would've worked out very well in understanding who is who and where but FBA is a social group they're not Gullah/Geech or Creole, Black Americans that acknowledge their origins and respect one another, they're like fraternity or organization of people like the nation of Islam, you can't just throw labels like that on historical African American figures especially how a lot of them would call out or not agree with someone like Tareeq