Productive Black Unity✦Citizenship by oath, never sold✦Each one teach one✦Black-centered · Minority-focused · International✦Scattered by design · We gather by design✦Productive Black Unity✦Citizenship by oath, never sold✦Each one teach one✦Black-centered · Minority-focused · International✦Scattered by design · We gather by design✦
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Founded October 25, 2026  •  Las Vegas, Nevada

Scattered by design.
We gather by design.

The United Black Network State is a human-focused, Black-centered network state, founded for the advancement, protection and unity of Black people in America and around the world.

Become a Citizen The Founding Papers
Black-centered
Unity that lasts.
Structures that are predictable, consistent and built to outlive any one of us.
Minority-focused
An ally to the unaccounted.
A support system for every disenfranchised community that stands with us.
International
One human family.
Closing the gaps in wealth, opportunity and infrastructure, worldwide.

How do I…

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Black America in numbers

A people, counted.

The figures behind the mission, each from the official record.

46.9 million

people in the United States identified as Black, alone or in combination, in the 2020 Census.

$1 trillion+

in yearly buying power held by Black consumers in the United States.

$44,900

was the median wealth of a Black household in 2022, against $285,000 for a white household.

About 45%

of Black households own their home, against about 74% of white households.

1865

Congress chartered the Freedman's Savings Bank. It failed in 1874 with nearly $3 million of our savings.

1,256

homes were burned in Tulsa's Greenwood district in 1921, according to the State of Oklahoma's own commission.

Figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances, the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Oklahoma Commission to Study the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921.
The One Commandment

Productive Black Unity.

Productive means positive contribution: the builder, the teacher, the worker, the organizer, the grandmother raising the next generation. Every citizen contributes; no citizen merely takes.

Creed: Each one teach one.
The family
The builder
The student
The father
The elder
Our heroes

We pick up where they left off.

Harriet Tubman
1822 – 1913
Frederick Douglass
1818 – 1895
Ida B. Wells
1862 – 1931
Marcus Garvey
1887 – 1940
Malcolm X
1925 – 1965
Martin Luther King Jr.
1929 – 1968
Citizenship

Four steps to join the Black Network State.

Citizenship is free, it is taken by oath, and it is never sold.

1

Apply

Tell us who you are and why you want to stand with us.

2

Learn

Take the free citizenship course: our history, our papers and our oath.

3

Swear the oath

Join the monthly swearing-in and receive your citizen number.

4

Contribute

Keep the daily ritual, teach, serve or build. Every citizen contributes.

Free tools

Built for our people.

Answer the question, then get on with your day.

The Founding Papers

The record of who we are.

Sealed on the Ledger of Record, where no one can rewrite them.

The Newsroom

From the State.