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And what reparations are owed by Caribbean countries and South America that took over 90% of all African slaves?
Many blacks appear to be unhappy in America....a few have found a good solution.......Back to Africa? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes
The government needs to step in and help those who want to return...perhaps a significant movement could be birthed.
Think of it as: reparations for repatriation. It is quite obvious that 'integration' has failed...as Abraham Lincoln said so long ago...........'Just too many differences in them to ever to live together in the same society on a equal basis' ...time we faced reality and quit spending billions of dollars trying to make a failed social policy work.
'Thomas Jefferson said, matter of factly, that Negroes could never live under the same government as white people. The Dred Scott decision of the United States Supreme Court detailed how persons of African descent were never intended to be part of the body-politic and were forever excluded from participation of citizenship. Even the "Great Emancipator," Abraham Lincoln, favored Back-to-Africa for Negroes.
The American Colonization Society, which worked feverishly toward repatriation, had many prominent patriots as members, during the Revolutionary War period, including Francis Scott Key. Even Abolitionism, at the time of the Civil War, did not particularly conflict with the repatriation objective. President Ulysses S. Grant, the Union Civil-War general, proposed -- not once but twice -- legislation to repatriate Negroes (freed slaves and other "persons of color") to Haiti. The bills were narrowly defeated in the Congress. Grant insisted that Haiti could accommodate fifteen million Negroes, more than the entire Negro population of America, at the time.
The country of Liberia, established by President James Monroe, was set up specifically as a terminus of freed slaves returning to Africa and approved overwhelmingly by the Congress. The capital, Monrovia, is named for the American President who not only gave us the Monroe Doctrine, to free America from European intervention, but the Back-to-Africa plan, to free the nation from African occupation. Liberia, to this day, maintains a traditional welcome for repatriated Negroes and its very name was conjured up to appeal to those coming out from under White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (WASP) rule in America.
Repatriation, also, gained momentum through such spokesmen as Senators Ben "Pitchfork" Tillman of South Carolina and Theo. G. "The Man" Bilbo of Mississippi. Bilbo had collected an astounding three-million petition signatures of Negroes desiring Back-to-Africa, in the period following World War II. His book, Take Your Choice, Separation or Mongrelization, became a best-seller in the Forties and Fifties.'
Reparations as Travel Allotments
The UN needs to be defunded, the building repossessed, the pygmies sent back to their POS countries, and the building sold to the highest bidder.
Many blacks appear to be unhappy in America....a few have found a good solution.......Back to Africa? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes
The government needs to step in and help those who want to return...perhaps a significant movement could be birthed.
Think of it as: reparations for repatriation. It is quite obvious that 'integration' has failed...as Abraham Lincoln said so long ago...........'Just too many differences in them to ever to live together in the same society on a equal basis' ...time we faced reality and quit spending billions of dollars trying to make a failed social policy work.
'Thomas Jefferson said, matter of factly, that Negroes could never live under the same government as white people. The Dred Scott decision of the United States Supreme Court detailed how persons of African descent were never intended to be part of the body-politic and were forever excluded from participation of citizenship. Even the "Great Emancipator," Abraham Lincoln, favored Back-to-Africa for Negroes.
The American Colonization Society, which worked feverishly toward repatriation, had many prominent patriots as members, during the Revolutionary War period, including Francis Scott Key. Even Abolitionism, at the time of the Civil War, did not particularly conflict with the repatriation objective. President Ulysses S. Grant, the Union Civil-War general, proposed -- not once but twice -- legislation to repatriate Negroes (freed slaves and other "persons of color") to Haiti. The bills were narrowly defeated in the Congress. Grant insisted that Haiti could accommodate fifteen million Negroes, more than the entire Negro population of America, at the time.
The country of Liberia, established by President James Monroe, was set up specifically as a terminus of freed slaves returning to Africa and approved overwhelmingly by the Congress. The capital, Monrovia, is named for the American President who not only gave us the Monroe Doctrine, to free America from European intervention, but the Back-to-Africa plan, to free the nation from African occupation. Liberia, to this day, maintains a traditional welcome for repatriated Negroes and its very name was conjured up to appeal to those coming out from under White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (WASP) rule in America.
Repatriation, also, gained momentum through such spokesmen as Senators Ben "Pitchfork" Tillman of South Carolina and Theo. G. "The Man" Bilbo of Mississippi. Bilbo had collected an astounding three-million petition signatures of Negroes desiring Back-to-Africa, in the period following World War II. His book, Take Your Choice, Separation or Mongrelization, became a best-seller in the Forties and Fifties.'
Reparations as Travel Allotments
Then so does every european country that engaged in slavery and abusing colonialism.
Not the UN's call
The UN needs to be defunded, the building repossessed, the pygmies sent back to their POS countries, and the building sold to the highest bidder.
Many blacks appear to be unhappy in America....a few have found a good solution.......Back to Africa? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes
The government needs to step in and help those who want to return...perhaps a significant movement could be birthed.
Think of it as: reparations for repatriation. It is quite obvious that 'integration' has failed...as Abraham Lincoln said so long ago...........'Just too many differences in them to ever to live together in the same society on a equal basis' ...time we faced reality and quit spending billions of dollars trying to make a failed social policy work.
'Thomas Jefferson said, matter of factly, that Negroes could never live under the same government as white people. The Dred Scott decision of the United States Supreme Court detailed how persons of African descent were never intended to be part of the body-politic and were forever excluded from participation of citizenship. Even the "Great Emancipator," Abraham Lincoln, favored Back-to-Africa for Negroes.
The American Colonization Society, which worked feverishly toward repatriation, had many prominent patriots as members, during the Revolutionary War period, including Francis Scott Key. Even Abolitionism, at the time of the Civil War, did not particularly conflict with the repatriation objective. President Ulysses S. Grant, the Union Civil-War general, proposed -- not once but twice -- legislation to repatriate Negroes (freed slaves and other "persons of color") to Haiti. The bills were narrowly defeated in the Congress. Grant insisted that Haiti could accommodate fifteen million Negroes, more than the entire Negro population of America, at the time.
The country of Liberia, established by President James Monroe, was set up specifically as a terminus of freed slaves returning to Africa and approved overwhelmingly by the Congress. The capital, Monrovia, is named for the American President who not only gave us the Monroe Doctrine, to free America from European intervention, but the Back-to-Africa plan, to free the nation from African occupation. Liberia, to this day, maintains a traditional welcome for repatriated Negroes and its very name was conjured up to appeal to those coming out from under White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (WASP) rule in America.
Repatriation, also, gained momentum through such spokesmen as Senators Ben "Pitchfork" Tillman of South Carolina and Theo. G. "The Man" Bilbo of Mississippi. Bilbo had collected an astounding three-million petition signatures of Negroes desiring Back-to-Africa, in the period following World War II. His book, Take Your Choice, Separation or Mongrelization, became a best-seller in the Forties and Fifties.'
Reparations as Travel Allotments
Then so does every european country that engaged in slavery and abusing colonialism.
Not the UN's call
10 Facts About The Arab Enslavement Of Black People Not Taught In Schools - Atlanta Black Star
The UN needs to be defunded, the building repossessed, the pygmies sent back to their POS countries, and the building sold to the highest bidder.
Many blacks appear to be unhappy in America....a few have found a good solution.......Back to Africa? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes
The government needs to step in and help those who want to return...perhaps a significant movement could be birthed.
Think of it as: reparations for repatriation. It is quite obvious that 'integration' has failed...as Abraham Lincoln said so long ago...........'Just too many differences in them to ever to live together in the same society on a equal basis' ...time we faced reality and quit spending billions of dollars trying to make a failed social policy work.
'Thomas Jefferson said, matter of factly, that Negroes could never live under the same government as white people. The Dred Scott decision of the United States Supreme Court detailed how persons of African descent were never intended to be part of the body-politic and were forever excluded from participation of citizenship. Even the "Great Emancipator," Abraham Lincoln, favored Back-to-Africa for Negroes.
The American Colonization Society, which worked feverishly toward repatriation, had many prominent patriots as members, during the Revolutionary War period, including Francis Scott Key. Even Abolitionism, at the time of the Civil War, did not particularly conflict with the repatriation objective. President Ulysses S. Grant, the Union Civil-War general, proposed -- not once but twice -- legislation to repatriate Negroes (freed slaves and other "persons of color") to Haiti. The bills were narrowly defeated in the Congress. Grant insisted that Haiti could accommodate fifteen million Negroes, more than the entire Negro population of America, at the time.
The country of Liberia, established by President James Monroe, was set up specifically as a terminus of freed slaves returning to Africa and approved overwhelmingly by the Congress. The capital, Monrovia, is named for the American President who not only gave us the Monroe Doctrine, to free America from European intervention, but the Back-to-Africa plan, to free the nation from African occupation. Liberia, to this day, maintains a traditional welcome for repatriated Negroes and its very name was conjured up to appeal to those coming out from under White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant (WASP) rule in America.
Repatriation, also, gained momentum through such spokesmen as Senators Ben "Pitchfork" Tillman of South Carolina and Theo. G. "The Man" Bilbo of Mississippi. Bilbo had collected an astounding three-million petition signatures of Negroes desiring Back-to-Africa, in the period following World War II. His book, Take Your Choice, Separation or Mongrelization, became a best-seller in the Forties and Fifties.'
Reparations as Travel Allotments
Then so does every european country that engaged in slavery and abusing colonialism.
Not the UN's call
10 Facts About The Arab Enslavement Of Black People Not Taught In Schools - Atlanta Black Star
Try and get arabs to pay reparations
Not that this would ever happen, and no doubt even the idea itself would just turn into yet another useless "you're a racist" conversation...Many blacks appear to be unhappy in America....a few have found a good solution.......Back to Africa? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes
Or better yet, nobody gets ANY reparations. Nobody's offering my people reparations and American Indians are even poorer than blacks. But nobody alive today is responsible for what dead white people did, so why should they pay. It makes no sense.Well, then, I would think the descendants of the African tribal chiefs who so willing sold their tribal men and women to slave traders should cough up some of the reparations proportionately. Same should apply to every other country that accepted those slaves. Granted, all these descendants in the US and elsewhere had absolutely nothing to do with all this unfortunate part of history. Why should the US bear all the reparation burden and nobody else?
UN representatives can't agree on anything (other than anti-US matters) without turmoil as to their own country's interests (as well as their own personal interests since they're all politicians)...so if a relatively small group of diverse nationalities can't get along how in hell can the entire world become one big happy kumbaya perfectly equal in all aspects planet?
Dont worry about it. Why do you white people always deflect instead of dealing with your own issues first?And what reparations are owed by Caribbean countries and South America that took over 90% of all African slaves?
