In this episode, we tackle the growing debate around the Foundational Black American (FBA) movement. Is the focus on lineage a source of division, or is it a necessary step toward specific justice? I share my stance on why the FBA designation is not only justified but essential for the over 40 million descendants of U.S. Freedmen. We dive into the distinction between lineage and broader identity, the push for tangible reparations, and why protecting our unique cultural heritage is the key to true advocacy.