Soulaan Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊ.lɑːn/ (SOH-lahn) Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A term for African Americans descended from chattel slavery in the United States, emphasizing their unique cultural identity shaped by both African heritage and the American experience of enslavement. Formed from “soul” (signifying depth and resilience) and “A-A” (African American), Soulaan expresses pride in this distinctive lineage.
Example: Soulaan music and traditions reflect a blend of African roots and the lived history of Black America.