What ‘Not Federally Recognized’ Means — and What It Does Not
Understanding federal recognition is essential to understanding indigenous governance and authority. This article explains what federal recognition means, the legal and governmental relationships it establishes, and equally important, what it does not mean, helping readers distinguish common misconceptions from established facts.
The People Are the Makers of Nations: Why the Xi-Amaru Republic Has Authority
Learn why the Xi-Amaru Republic teaches that nations are created by people and how the nation views authority, self-governance, and Indigenous national development.
Definition of Misclassified Individuals
Refers to people whose true cultural or ancestral identity has been inaccurately recorded or recognized, often due to colonial practices and racial categorization.
Definition of Misnomer Blacks
Due to the impacts of genocide and denationalization, these individuals no longer possess a formal nationality tied to their specific Indigenous identity, contributing to the erasure of their heritage.
Definition of Xi-Amaru Native American
An individual who identifies with the Xi-Amaru heritage as part of the original inhabitants and pyramid builders of the Americas, and who holds nationality and citizenship through the Xi-Amaru Republic.
Definition of Xi-Amaru Native
An individual belonging to a Xi-Amaru community, connected by lineage, cultural heritage, and shared history as part of the original inhabitants of the Americas.
Definition of Xi-Amaru Lineage
The genealogical and cultural heritage of Native Americans who have been misclassified as descendants of Africans due to the impacts of colonization in the Americas.
Definition of Xi-Amaru
A lineage of Native Americans who were historically misclassified and marginalized as a result of colonization in the Americas.
Definition of State
A state is typically sovereign, meaning it has full control over its internal and external affairs.
Definition of Amexum
This term refers to the United States of America.