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HA! This is so cliche' that it's kind of a self-parody.
BTW- I set free every slave I ever owned, a long time ago. And I'll be glad to back-pay every slave I ever did own.
Just as a thought, if these people don't want to return to Africa, maybe we should go. Africa is a vast country, with lots of resources that could readily be tapped for even more wealth to people who are willing to work.
The goal is an all-black America. Looking down the list of grievances, whites are responsible for everything that happens in the world. Heck, we even killed Malcolm X. Will there be a Civil War in this nation, a race war?
Dear Mr. Worrill,
You and your brethren, by living in the United States as citizens, are making a choice daily to "be" citizens of this country.
How many honkys died in the civil war to free those people anyway?
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Can someone please point out which of the African countries will also be participating in reparations? Without the friendly tribes of Africa, there would not have been any slaves to purchase.
(14th Amendment) Section 4. The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned. But neither the United States nor any state shall assume or pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave; but all such debts, obligations and claims shall be held illegal and void. Source
Farmer-Paellmann not afraid of huge corporations
By James Cox, USA TODAY
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann has spent five years digging for evidence that ties Corporate America to pre-Civil War slavery. She confronted Aetna in 2000.
NEW YORK Her husband, who's German and white, didn't believe her. So they played a game.
They'd go to a store and each make a purchase with a credit card. Inevitably, she had to produce a picture ID and give her address; he was rung up, no questions asked.
"Sometimes I tell (sales clerks), 'Hey, slavery's over. Black people have money now,' " says Deadria Farmer-Paellmann.
Slavery is anything but over for Farmer-Paellmann, 36, a researcher and mother of one. For five years, she has spent hours online and in archives hunting evidence that ties Corporate America to pre-Civil War slavery.
Farmer-Paellmann says she has identified about 60 companies that profited from slavery. She says she has taken her findings to nine banks, insurers and a textile maker and one estate. So far, none has made a public apology or agreed to her suggestion to put together a reparations plan.
If corporations with slaves in their past ever do pay reparations, Farmer-Paellmann can take much credit, says Charles Ogletree, the Harvard law professor heading a group looking to file reparations lawsuits.
Farmer-Paellmann says slavery lives on, its legacy seen in everything from housing discrimination to racial profiling to police brutality. The quest for compensation and an apology "torments a lot of African-Americans. And it's not because of the money. Our ancestors were kidnapped, whipped, tortured, forced to breed."
Farmer-Paellmann is negotiating with law firms and may file lawsuits separate from those brought by Ogletree's team. She hopes to pick a firm that could represent her as a plaintiff, bring her on to help with research or both.
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