USBA Constitution

The USBA Constitution is the foundational document of the United States of Black America. It defines who we are as a lineage, how the ecosystem is structured, and what is required to move as a nation within a nation. 

The Constitution establishes:

• lineage and identity clarity for Foundational Black Americans
• national structure for self-governance and continuity
• rights and protections rooted in historical and present-day exposure
• standards and expectations for aligned conduct through our covenant
• systems for restoration, including cultural, economic, and structural repair
   

It is organized into Articles that outline the full USBA ecosystem, including:

• national identity and lineage definitions
• symbols and rights
• governance and organizational structure
• SSDH and restoration models
• cultural protections and community standards
   

The Constitution exists to provide stability, clarity, and long-term direction. It is not symbolic, it is structural. It explains what must be protected, restored, and built for FBA sovereignty.

This overview offers a starting point. The complete USBA Constitution expands each element in full detail.