09/13/2026
There's nothing wrong with anyone or any caring government trying to make the world a better place to live for ALL. The call for reparations is a call for social and distributive justice.
The Assault on is an assault on reparations and social justice. More specifically, it's an assault on gender and racial justice
Dr. Zekeh Gbotokuma.
I told you this was going to happen if Trump became President again. Where are the people who told you don't Vote or Voting didn't matter yet they want Reparations??? The people Voting against your interests didn't tell their people don't Vote. Elections have devastating Consequences! Historian & National Political Commentator Michael Imhotep founder of The African History Network
The Trump administration is trying to get rid of the first reparations program in the U.S. for Black Americans.
On Tuesday, the Department of Justice asked a judge to end the program in Evanston, Illinois, offering $25,000 to the descendants of the city’s Black residents who experienced housing discrimination between 1919 and 1969 due to city policies and ordinances. All residents who experienced housing discrimination in the city after 1969, regardless of race, also qualified for the program, which began in 2021.
The DOJ said in its court filing that the program was “racially discriminatory, calling it unconstitutional because it doles out different benefits based on race.
“There are sound ways for a city to remedy past discrimination or direct resources to its most vulnerable citizens and neighborhoods. Simply handing out money based on race, however, is not the answer,” said Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, in a statement.
In total, Evanston has allotted $20 million to the program, raised from a tax on legal ma*****na, and $7 million has been distributed for use on down payments, home repairs, and paying interest or late penalties on property in the city.
SOURCE:
https://newrepublic.com/post/211985/trump-tries-kill-first-reparations-program-black-americans-illinois