Reparations activists say slavery funds should exclude immigrants

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 12:49 · Archive

U.S. Freedmen Project activists argue immigrants and non-foundational Black Americans should be excluded from slavery reparations.

Reparations activists are calling out Democratic states for what they see as using slavery history to fund broader agendas. The U.S. Freedmen Project argues that immigrants and non-foundational Black Americans should be excluded from reparations for slavery descendants, with one activist stating that 'you don't give out remedies to people who haven't experienced the harm'.

How it is being reported

• Reparations activists call out Democrat states for using slavery history to fund broader agendaNew York Post · 30 Sept, 08:23
• Reparations activists call out blue states for using slavery history to fund broader agendaFox News · 30 Sept, 01:58

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