Deletion of Foreign-born Afro-Americans

Comment: this appallingly diffuse, badly sourced   article.  Problems include the fact that the term Afro-American is commonly reserved for the United States, but here it is used for a motley array of groups claiming descent form other countries in the Americas.  Sourcing is a huge problem, take, for example, the section on ''Amaro, Saro and Emancipado populations,'' which makes assertions not supported except by links to, for example, Emancipados, itself a highly inadequate article desperately in need of sourcing. (On review, I see  that Nom has already said all what I just said.  He's right, however, to continue with reasons to delete this mess) The primary problem here is with the topic of article.  It is not at all clear what, if anything, the children of American military personnel, the religious seekers of the African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem and the Sierra Leone Creole people|Freetown creoles  have in common.  To keep this article we would have to see evidence that someone other than the article's creator discusses these disparate groups as a unit
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Coatrack articles (WP:COATRACK)