Posted on 03/30/2002 10:56:57 AM PST by Jesse Segovia
This morning on a cable news discussion program on, I believe, MSNBC, the host and three guests were discussing the dreaded slave reparations lawsuits. Two guests, a white woman and black man, were in support of the lawsuits but the third, a black man, was against. He was very articulate and appealed to logic, as opposed to the for-guests who dealt mostly with anger and revenge, uh, righting past wrongs.
Can anyone tell me the name of the black speaker who spoke against reparations? I just caught the very end and was unable to indentify either him or his organization, which was something like the Citizens for Equality. Thanks very much in advance.
Yes, he is very articulate. I appreciated the point Innes made about the shared repsonsibility of West Africans for the slave trade.
Niger Innis on the left, Roy Innis on the right, from the CORE web site.
I'm going to have to pay attention to him and his organization. I assume his father shares his beliefs?
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