The Reparations Movement Is Sabotaging Itself – National Review

"While the San Francisco committee is not the only group taking a flexible view toward reparations eligibility — Evanston also did — such interpretations leave unclear where to draw the line. Presuming one is drawn, the massive payouts would be invidious and give rise to new grievances, especially among immigrant taxpayers with no generational link to slavery."
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Giddyap
3 years ago

The Democrats focus only on race hustle rackets because their party is an unflushed toilet of bad ideas

Chunky Puree
3 years ago

Don’t worry about government granting reparations thr movement will handle the issue by itself. Reparations going on right now in Atlanta

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