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Reparations Defined
Benefits given to some group to make amends for damage done by previous injustice. For example, Japanese-Americans who were placed in internment camps during the World War II were recently given a monetary payment (of about $20,000) as reparations. Because children may be damaged by injustice done to their forebears, say because poverty undermines their health or limits their educational opportunities, arguments are made for reparations to descendants of those who were first injured, if the consequences of the injury are of the sort that pass from one generation to the next.
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Tue Aug 19
- Di Suvero, Wagner works make lasting impression: Ken Baker's review of Reparations @ Wirtz summer show 2008
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Sun Aug 17
- Global Labor and Politics: Whither the Teachers' Unions? The Obama/Ayers Link: ?Obama&Aye rs havea longstanding politicalrelat ionship whichis clear fromthe public record Ayers&Darl ing-Hammond are advocating a race-based solution to education the repayment of centuries of "educatio n debt" to people of color or,inother words,reparati ons Ayers was quite open abouthis political goals&thos e goalsrun rightthrough hislengthy grantproposal. Given the long& close ties between Ayers&Obam a&the professional ties among education debt repayment advocates Ayers Darling-Hammon d&Ladson-B illings,it is reasonable to ask if this kindof race-based approachto educational problems is going to be part ofthe Obama presidency?
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Mon Aug 11
- On the 20th Anniversary of H.R. 442 | RaceWire: August 10th marks the 20th Anniversary of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 when H.R. 442 provided an official apology and payments of $20,000 to about 60,000 Japanese Americans who were interned during World War II. The legislation stated that government actions were based on ?race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership.?
Sat Aug 9
- IBDeditorials. com: Obama wants Reparations By Another Name: Obama wants Black reparations, but won't call them by that name
Thu Aug 7
- Obama opposes reparations for slavery - Yahoo! News: Obama opposes reparations for slavery
- Obama and the race card, a preemptive play: "Giventht iming.possible .Obamawasmakin g acalculated bidtotake certain legitimate race-relatedis sues offthetable McCain.support edreferendum banning.statef rom engagingin racialpreferen ces Obama opposesthis&qu ot;
Wed Aug 6
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