Conservative group files lawsuit over Evanston reparations program – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Attorneys for the six plaintiffs argue that the program awards applicants $25,000 based on their race, without having to prove they or their relatives faced housing discrimination. As such, they argue, the reparations program violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment, which says all Americans are given equal protection under the law.
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William Butler Hickok
1 year ago

It’s been demonstrated that we are all related to a common African ancestor.
If this is true we all qualify for the money.
Buying my airlines tickets to Kauai now.

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