Reckoning with America’s Debt: The Case for Reparations
IntroductionAmerica’s story is often told as a march toward liberty and justice, yet its history is stained by the systematic exploitation of Black lives. Enslaved people, emancipated in 1865, represented the single largest economic asset in the nation — more valuable than all other property combined. Their labor was extracted not through persuasion, but through
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