Sacerdotus: Questions For Tariq Nasheed & the FBA (Foundational Black American)

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

Questions For Tariq Nasheed & the FBA (Foundational Black American)

You claim Puerto Ricans had nothing to do with Hip Hop, so explain the many Puerto Ricans who were there during its creation and their evidence. How is this possible?
Why bring up all these claims about Blacks creating Hip Hop now after 50 years?
Why did you not bring this content up 50 years ago if it is true?
Why did it take 50 years to discover all of these "facts?"
On what authority can you dismiss the experiences and lives of both Blacks and Puerto Ricans during the 1970s who lived Hip Hop?
How can you reconcile your claim that Puerto Ricans have nothing to do with Black people when they are culturally, genetically, and ethically black and part of the African/Black diaspora?
On what grounds can you call a Puerto Rican a "colonizer" when Puerto Rico was founded by colonizers?
Who is the "creator" of Hip Hop?
Where is your evidence that this one Black creator created Hip Hop?
Why did you choose to create this film during the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop and never presented it in the 1970s, 80s, or 90s?

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