Godcast Enterprises - Professor James Small pt. 2: FBA=CIA? Make It Make Sense
Professor James Small is a respected elder and a warrior scholar who has poured decades into our people. That respect is not in question. But recently, the Professor appeared on a livestream where he doubled down on his criticism of the FBA delineation movement, going as far as suggesting that FBA is a CIA operation.

That’s not a small claim.
And it can’t go unanswered.

Tonight, we’re breaking this down with clarity and respect, not with disrespect or ego. We brought reinforcements:

— The Great Black Shark (@thegreatblackshark): A trusted voice in the New Black Media and one of the sharpest signal boosters in the lineage space.
— Chase McGee: Author, researcher, founder of @VoiceoftheAncestors, featured in American Maroon and the upcoming Hidden Colors 6.

This conversation isn’t about tearing down an elder. It’s about telling the truth with precision.

We’re addressing:
• Why FBA delineation exists
• Why Pan-Africanism has failed us politically
• Why “flat Blackness” harms Black Americans
• Why calling FBA “CIA” is both inaccurate and dangerous
• Why lineage clarity is survival, not division

Godcast Enterprises - FBA vs Outdated Pan-Africanism: What Do We Do About Professor James Small?
In this episode of SincereluvdagodCast, we’re addressing recent comments made by the respected elder and warrior scholar Professor James Small about the FBA delineation movement. He suggested that if we separate ourselves from “Africanness,” we’re fools or cowards avoiding the real fight for freedom.

We're breaking this down with love, discipline, and clarity, because nobody is above critique, not even our icons. This conversation isn’t about disrespect; it’s about alignment.

Pan-Africanism has been a powerful cultural framework, but it hasn’t protected Foundational Black Americans politically, economically, or institutionally. And the position Professor Small took, while rooted in good intentions, doesn’t reflect the reality FBA faces right now.