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"Black American delineation" often refers to discussions and efforts to distinguish and emphasize the distinct experiences, history, and lineage of Black Americans (descendants of enslaved people in the U.S.) from those of other Black populations, particularly African immigrants, Caribbean immigrants, and their descendants.
According to the Black Agenda Report, this can be motivated by a desire to prioritize and address the unique social, political, and cultural concerns of Indigenous Black Americans whose ancestors were enslaved prisoners of war in the U.S.


One specific term that has gained traction in this context is "Foundational Black Americans" (FBA), which specifically refers to descendants of those enslaved in the continental United States. Proponents of this concept aim to clarify and advocate for the specific needs and interests of this group, often drawing distinctions between them and other Black populations within the U.S.
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Tether:
Tether refers to a subset of black immigrants arriving mostly after changes to the 1965 Naturalization and Immigration Laws, whom appear to have an Anti-FBA, sociopolitical agenda to replace them and undermine their efforts to pursue protection legislation, long overdue reparations from the U.S. government, and other resources that were originally earmarked to benefit FBAs. FBA's interpret the actions of these "tethers" as traitorous and treasonous since they were primarily responsible for fighting to have the 1965 immigration laws changed and amended to allow black immigrants an unprecedented pathway to citizenship in the U.S.

NOTE THE DISTINCTION being made: A "tether" does not refer to "ALL" black immigrants as suggested by the hyperbole of those black immigrants who would be considered "tethers" by FBA's. This only refers to those insurgent black immigrants who move to undermine the efforts of FBAs."Black American delineation" often refers to discussions and efforts to distinguish and emphasize the distinct experiences, history, and lineage of Black Americans (descendants of enslaved people in the U.S.) from those of other Black populations, particularly African immigrants, Caribbean immigrants, and their descendants.

According to the Black Agenda Report, this can be motivated by a desire to prioritize and address the unique social, political, and cultural concerns of Indigenous Black Americans whose ancestors were enslaved prisoners of war in the U.S.
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