PETITION TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE

For Protection of Human Rights, Elimination of Inherited Racial Discrimination, and Restoration of Land

Rights to the Original Inhabitants of America

Filed By: Phillip Angelo Ramsey Jr., Al Bartell, and the People of African Moorish and Indigenous descent

Platform: StreetGroomers.org

Purpose of Petition

This petition calls on the United States Senate to take decisive action to redress and reverse centuries of legalized racial injustice, including the denial of birthright citizenship, racialized land dispossession, and systemic disenfranchisement. We now demand that Human Rights — not just Civil Rights — be constitutionally secured for all 360 million Americans, regardless of race, creed, color, or origin. Every person born or residing in this country has inherited the moral and structural consequences of racialized law.

Petition Summary

• The U.S. government has long upheld doctrines that allowed slavery, segregation, racial hierarchy,

and colonization.

• These doctrines did not simply oppress specific groups — they corrupted the moral and legal foundation of the nation itself.

• Today, all Americans live under a legal system built on these inherited injustices.

• We demand constitutional transformation, restitution, and moral accountability.

Grounds for Petition

Absence of Human Rights in the Constitution: The U.S. Constitution does not explicitly guarantee

Human Rights to all people. Civil Rights are conditional and selective; Human Rights are universal. The failure to enshrine these rights leaves all Americans vulnerable to legal inequality and injustice.

Violation of the 14th Amendment: The equal protection clause has been denied in practice to African

Moorish and Indigenous peoples, and continues to be applied inconsistently to immigrants and the poor.

Legalization of Racial Injustice: The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld decisions (e.g., Dred Scott) that erased the legal personhood of entire populations, embedding racial bias into American law.

Denial of Land Ownership and Reparative Justice: No reparations have been made to Native

peoples or to descendants of enslaved Africans for the theft of land, labor, and liberty.

Universal Harm from Inherited Discrimination: Racially constructed systems of wealth, punishment, policing, and representation have psychologically, socially, and economically harmed every person in America, directly or indirectly. Discrimination against one group robs the whole of its humanity.

Emergency Relief Demands

• Stop all deportations tied to racial profiling, false denials of birthright citizenship, or colonial borders.

• Release all detainees, including immigrants, held under unjust civil or immigration codes rooted in systemic bias.

Monetary Damages Sought

• $10–15 million for violations of birthright citizenship, targeting by DOJ, ICE, and the Trump administration.

• $14 trillion for reparations related to the theft of land, labor, and political representation from

Indigenous and African-descended communities.

Requested Actions

• Propose and pass a Constitutional revision that enshrines Human Rights as supreme — guaranteed

to all 360 million Americans, not conditioned on race, citizenship, or class.

• Reaffirm and enforce birthright citizenship rights for all descendants of African slaves, Indigenous

peoples, and qualified immigrants, explicitly reversing all prior exclusions.

• Reopen land claim settlements and establish a legal process for restitution and reparations.

• Establish a Federal Commission to investigate, expose, and abolish all systems of inherited racial

discrimination upheld by law or precedent.

• Refer this petition to formal hearings in the Senate Judiciary and Indian Affairs Committees for

immediate consideration.

Moral and Constitutional Contradiction

If the Senate rejects this petition, it affirms that “In God We Trust” and “One Nation Under God” are empty slogans, not national principles. It would affirm that the U.S. belongs — not to its people — but to the legacy of racial hierarchy, colonization, and European conquest. It would also mean that God’s law has no authority over the Constitution, and that justice is optional, not essential.

Closing Statement

We submit this petition in peace — not only for Black, Indigenous, or immigrant people — but for every human being in America whose rights have been conditioned on color or category. The laws and precedents of this nation have created an inheritance of racial discrimination and hate crimes that deprives man of the ability to obey the Commands of God: To Love Thy Neighbor. If America is to be saved, it must be rebuilt on universal dignity, Under the Commands of God to Man and Woman.

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