Today I would say $1T. It was an important moment for me because the debate was in Detroit. I knew what Detroiters had shown me when I lived there, and I knew I would never forgive myself if I didn’t make the argument for reparations on the stage that night.

Jun 19, 2022 · 7:33 PM UTC

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Reparations for Slavery: The Role of Repentance in Politics Harvard Divinity School youtube.com/watch?v=ZOp--i…
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How much money in reparations should a black person get? Which blacks would get reparations, how black would a person need to be to get reparations. Should the people of Africa who sold blacks into slavery also have to pay reparations?
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As black folks we often do things against our own self interest..We could have her and instead of @POTUS but I guess we like staying on the plantation..smh
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One of the most powerful moments on the debate stage EVER #truthtelling
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Ridiculous, and here I thought you were actually smart.🤦‍♂️
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noble words in a passionate delivery though no mention of where the money comes from or any specifics for the details of a workable plan. not a criticism, only an observation.
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If you want to see a country even more divided, impose the reparations. You’ll make so many whites loathe blacks, that otherwise wouldn’t. And then Asian and Hispanic Americans will be asking for their cut next.
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Greatly admire your courage and integrity but you’re still at least $13 trillion short on the total: researchgate.net/publication…
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Replying to @marwilliamson @MS_Neg
You’re still trillions shy of the mark Marianne.
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We can start @ $14 trillion. Antonio Moore had that conversation with you several years back.
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