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"Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States," DAEUS - pronounced "DAY-us." The Black American ethnic people of the USA. Also called "African Americans," "U.S. Afrodescendants." Term coined by law professor (now retired), and U.S. Afrodescendant, Vernellia Randall.

Human rights. Derechos humanos. Droits de l'homme. Ljudska prava. Direitos humanos.

Abbreviated reference to the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent, an international human rights initative running from January 2015 to December 2024. The Decade has three official themes: Recognition, Justice, and Development. The Decade is an initiative of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), based at the UN Office in Geneva, Switzerland. The Decade is directed by the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (UNWGEPAD), which is part of the OHCHR.

Informal yet specific reference to the mostly English-speaking, largely Black American (USA) twitter community of Black people who tweet, Also may reference messages, subjects, and events perceived as being of importance to many Black people. In future, short-term and longer-term, very possibly may take on a broader, more global meaning beyond Black America (meaning the Black community of the USA). Topics and messages referenced by this tag range from the mundane (or vulgar, gossipy, or confrontational) to urgent or thoughtful topics of importance.

The city of Washington, DC. Washington. Washington, the District of Columbia, United States of America. The District of Columbia, or simply, "the District." Sometimes casually referred to as "DC."

Multilingual, multicultural, non-profit (NGO) organisation, founded in 2013, by Marian Douglas-Ungaro, in Washington, DC, USA, to better link and serve the human rights, recognition, and development of, the Afrodescendants (the Black and ethnically/racially mixed Afro communities, populations, and individuals) of the Americas, which inherently includes the Caribbean as a recognised, geographic sub-region.

Specific geographic reference to the demographic population of the Afrodescendants - collectively, the slavery-descended Black population - who are of, and come from, the region called the Americas (which definitely includes the Caribbean). Collectively, the Black people, the people of African descent of the Americas - those descended from the Transatlantic Slave Trade (TST). Also, the name of the multilingual, multicultural, non-profit (NGO) organisation, founded in 2013, by Marian Douglas-Ungaro, in Washington, DC, USA, to better link and serve the human rights, recognition, and development, of the Afrodescendants (the Black and ethnically/racially mixed Afro communities, populations, and individuals) of the Americas.