Reparations
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Just Stop Going To Nightclubs, On Vacation And Buying Weaves
Popular Black thought leader and pan-Africanist Dr. Umar Johnson recently went off on Black people for demanding reparations. In a…
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From Here to Equality Reparationist Quick Guide, Vol 2 Issue 1, Oct. 2021
About Us The FHTE (From Here to Equality) Reparationist Quick Guide Response was initially established in October of 2020, as…
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The US Has Spent $21 Trillion On The Military Since 9/11
One of the arguments against the U.S. paying reparations to the descendants of American slaves is that such a program…
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ADOS Reparations Organization Holds 2nd Annual Conference
Reparations organization ADOS held its second annual conference from Oct. 8 to Oct. 9 at historically Black Simmons College of…
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Louisville Council Votes To Support Federal Reparations Study
Louisville, Kentucky — home of the late Breonna Taylor, an emergency room technician who died in a hail of gunfire…
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MAGA’s Pompeo Tries To Connect UN Conference On Reparations To Anti-Semitism
World leaders are scheduled this week to discuss reparations, racial justice and equality for people of African descent during the…
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3 Takeaways From University Of Minnesota Professor’s Review Of Darity And Mullen’s Case For Reparations
A University of Minnesota professor has some problems with reparations scholars William Darity and A. Kirsten Mullen’s argument for reparations…
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Black America Tells The NAACP There Is No Such Thing As A Black Agenda Without Reparations
Black America seems to be losing patience with longtime civil rights organization the NAACP over the issue of reparations. The…
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Biden DOJ Declines To Appeal Court Order Blocking Reparations For Black Farmers
The U.S. Department of Justice has opted not to file an appeal in federal court over an order blocking reparations…
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Tensions Rise Over Reparations In Clyburn’s Charleston, S. Carolina
The South Carolina city of Charleston was once the U.S. slave trade capital and historians estimate that at least 40…
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