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The Echo Chamber: An FBA Safe Space: Open Panel (Segment Six)

Bx is a proud NY FBA who believes ignoring New York’s FBA only aids those who wish to erase FBA’s presence. When you support independent grassroots journalism, you help amplify the voices of Foundational Black Americans whose stories matter. Every contribution to @EmpressedforLife on Cash App fuels passionate journalism and helps spotlight vital narratives. Sharing their work widens their reach and deepens their impact. Your support not only advances the mission but also champions the essential role of independent media in building a vibrant, informed community. Bx thanks you for powering this movement. Description: For this video, Bx Network does engage in 🗣️FAIR USE. Copyright and Fair Use Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. The live begins with a few minutes of calming music, setting the stage before Bx’s monologue opens a window into the fast-moving conversations about TikTok’s antics. Rooted in her New York upbringing, she prizes loyalty and originality and describes the appropriation of the "Black" ethnonym as both erasing and deeply frustrating. Bronx also describes the practice of 'scouting'—observing emerging pages and conversations across platforms to identify who aligns with the movement and who might be working against its progress. The prompt topics focus on lineage gatekeeping valuable knowledge of available resources, such as Section three, and whether Foundational Black Americans are even a part of the infamous 'African Diaspora.' Dredhed_Kingpin, an engineer whose journey weaves through Detroit and Texas, steps onto the panel. Together, they explore why Section Eight is widely known while the Section Three Program remains in the shadows, share stories of iconic figures who fiercely protected their unique gifts, and reflect on Foundational Black American ancestors who broke free before emancipation, tracing the legacy of their talents through generations. Their conversation opens the door to even more discoveries. Bronx also reads comments and replies to her supporters. The conversations there deserve more attention. We’ll see what happens this week and who returns to join the Echo Chamber, an FBA Safe Space Open Panel. This is Segment Six of the 2026 season (Vent Session). As always, Bx thanks FBA Vamp for creating the first FBA Safe Space on TikTok and setting the tone for these Vent Sessions. As an Aquarian, an empath, and someone loyal to the ancestors, Bx ensures that the Echo Chamber remains a space for people from the FBA/Freedmen lineage community to learn and ask questions they might not feel comfortable asking elsewhere. To stay informed: Subscribe to their YouTube channel for raw, live conversations with changemakers. Bx, an independent journalist from the Bronx, holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a minor in sociology, awarded with distinction. She also earned a master’s in New Media Journalism and in Entertainment Business, with Distinction, plus a Director’s Course Award in Digital Marketing. Beyond journalism, Bx advocates for FBA causes. Since 2015, she has written more than 40 urban fiction books and 13 on Kindle Vella, using multiple pen names. Her work has reached Amazon’s bestseller charts and placed her in UBAWA’s Top 100 African American Authors in 2017, 2018, and 2022. Bx is set to launch a nonprofit for Descendants of Freedmen to empower the FBA community, connect history to today’s realities, and showcase the group’s economic realities. As a top TikTok moderator, she brings visionaries together. Bx Network embodies her vision and brand. Thumbnail design by Ishmyel Freedmen is the property of Bx Network. All rights reserved for intro, outro, content, and images, including the thumbnail. #FBA #soulaan #BlackAmericanCulture #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackAmericanHistoryMonth #PanAfricanCommunity #newblackmedia #NewBlackAmericanMedia #IndieJournalism #CurrentEvents #Politics #News