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Reparations Now!

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insalttaf
4 years ago

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David Jeffrey Merwin
4 years ago

Semper Fi

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DEMETRIUS MONTEZ PIERSON LLC
6 years ago

Without prejudice

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TAMARA HICKMAN
8 years ago

"CUT THE CHECKS AND THE CARDS WITH NO FEES...2018...COMPENSATIONS FOR LOW PAY RATES....COMPENSATIONS PAST DUE X GENERATIONS!!!!

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Michael Warren
8 years ago

Please forward my signature to the payer

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Ashley Harris
8 years ago Featured

We have to make this country work for us. We are systemically forced to the bottom and it has to stop.

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Rachel Agarrat Cryer
9 years ago Featured

They owe us. I am for equal pay for women, but I am also for equal pay and opportunity access for African Americans. According to the US Census, approximately 25% of African Americans household incomes are below the poverty level, less than $15,000 per year.

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Rodney
9 years ago

United nation reparations

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Steve Smith
9 years ago Featured

yes, if this country can afford to spend trillions on the military budgets, trillions in bail outs, trillions to prisons and trillions on religious institutions then this government can afford to pay reparations to the African American community

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Artice upchurch
9 years ago

Good luck enough talking

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Natasha Manning
9 years ago

I am looking for the best way to prove my Native American ancestory to receive reparations to excuse my student loans. Where should I start?

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Pamela Woodley Wells
9 years ago Featured

I, Pamela Woodley Wells am a descendant of Slaves. My Grandparents told Me that My last name was given to them by a British slaveowner. As an African American who has studies the Transatlantic Slave Trade it's inevitable that all Blacks have been psychological traumatized by the horrendous inhumane paradigm of Slavery and the disparaging disenfranchisement that Slaves sufferers the to the dynamic of indentured servitude, which continues to be a pervasive issue in America today. I advocate reparations for Black America because We deserve it and demand that the Federal Government and all businesses that capitialized on the labor of Slaves pay for the disenfranchisement of the Black race.

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Jennifer Mullings
9 years ago

This system was designed for the Hebrews blacks are still enslaved and it time we be the head and not the tail!!!

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Joshua Burnside
10 years ago

Pay what you owe

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douglas goodridge
10 years ago Featured

my ancestors suffered the worst tortured in slavery known and they decendant today .we want our land and payment for our services.

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Frank Weston
10 years ago

Frank Weston has reclaimed officially at the United Nations 3 Nov, 2015 in to the United Nations historical records that, "People of African descent (PAD) own half of Africa and all that African is made of and produce as our Ancestors gave up nothing when they were forcibly remove from Africa and we the PAD descendents signed nothing, and gave up no part of rights to Africa or its vast land and resources to any state of company or persons!" IMSCO the PAD NGO has begun signing IMSCO Establishment Agreements across Africa for the PAD to return and reclaim their half of a whole of their homeland at last. Frank Weston now call for all PAD people to link with IMSCO at IMSCO www.IMSCOGLOBAL.ORG to assist in taking full land and property share ownership percentages under the IMSCO established 1979 inducted in the UN 1995, a UN / IRS 501 (c) 3 status not-for-profit organization Establishment Agreement from states and foreign organizations. We have won people and now its time to collect. Support The Restitution Study Group, Inc.and IMSCO work. African, Black Youth and families we are not a poor people and never were! Lets take the fight to them now and make them work for you. Thank you my people for getting my back over the centuries as a Black man!

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yara Mery
10 years ago

pay back and pay forward

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Dindu Nuffin
10 years ago

Shhheeeeeit we be rollin green suf yo!

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lashawnda m taylor-hamby
10 years ago

To contact me on this please send written correspondence to my email [email protected]

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Reparations in the Form of Black Student Federal Loan Forgiveness Dear Sir and Madam, 9/14/2015 This paper is to request your participation to petition President Obama to begin an action to relieve African American students of a significant amount of the 1.2 trillion dollars in student loan debts. According to a study conducted by the Wisconsin Hope Lab , there is a substantial racial disparity in families’ need to borrow for college, such that black students depend much more heavily on access to loans than white families, and leave college with a great deal more in student loan debt than their white counterparts. Research indicates that family wealth has powerful impacts on college opportunities, exhibiting effects even stronger than those played by family income. Moreover, racial disparities in wealth are large, growing, and unlikely to disappear anytime soon. Black students—whose families disproportionately do not own homes or retirement accounts and who cannot rely on intergenerational transfers for support—are far more likely to borrow not only federal subsidized and unsubsidized loans, but also have fewer alternative sources of credit beyond Parent PLUS loans. Indeed, our analyses indicate that differences in parental net worth and home ownership explain a substantial portion of the black-white gap in student loan debt among young adults. In light of the current concerns the African American community has about the Obama administration helping black people, reparations in the form of student loan forgiveness would be right and fair to the descendants of those who have paid such a heavy price. For an administration that called heavily on black youth that contributed significantly to his two terms as the first black President of the United States. This petition is right, proper and just. Your influence in requested to achieve this goal for the black community that is on the verge of becoming further marginalized with the deterioration of the black