“This book may seem like a tool of divisiveness — and it is just that. We are in the era where delineation is necessary. We must go back and deal with our own first. Deal with those who you have in common with; you all have been lied to.”

In Delineation, Empress T’Malkia Zuri delivers an unflinching message for Black Americans in the 21st century. From Pan-Africanism to immigration policy, from reclassification to cultural erasure, she uncovers the systemic strategies designed to confuse, replace, and silence the true Indigenous people of this land: Black Americans.

Drawing on history, genealogy, media archives, and lived experience, Zuri argues that survival now depends on separation — a deliberate line drawn between Black Americans and those who have been used as buffer classes against them. This is not a call to hate, but a call to clarity, sovereignty, and remembrance.

Delineation is both revelation and roadmap — a blueprint for Black Americans to reclaim identity, heritage, and the right to self-determination in a hostile world.