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The 2020 Presidential Election Thread: Joe Biden is the 46th President of the United States
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Pro-Trump Wisconsin Lawyers Dismiss Election Lawsuit | Law & Crime
When filing their federal lawsuit in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Republican lawyers hoping to tip the state's vote in favor of outgoing President Donald Trump wrote in their complaint that "evidence will be shortly forthcoming." That never happened. Their legal team voluntarily dismissed their...
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Georgia Republicans Brawl Amid Recount, Secretary of State Takes Aim at 'Liar' Doug Collins
Georgia's Republican Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, went on a warpath against the misinformation swirling around the state's 2020 Election recount.
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Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
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Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
By Joe Schoffstall | Washington Free Beacon
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A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) dodged questions about reparations throughout the 2020 cycle. Baradaran took note of their refusal to stake out a firm stance on the issue. "Dear Kamala, Reparations or go home," she wrote in June 2019. "Biden just dodged that reparations question like a much nimbler and younger man," she said in December 2019, referencing a Democratic primary debate.
In her 2017 book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap, Baradaran argues that closing the racial wealth gap requires acknowledging past wrongs and providing compensation for damages. "A reparations program could take many forms from simple cash payments or baby bonds to more complex schemes such as subsidized college tuition, basic income, housing vouchers, or subsidized mortgage credit," she writes. Baradaran's book inspired Netflix to donate $100 million to organizations that "support Black communities."
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Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
By Joe Schoffstall | Washington Free Beacon
Fox News Flash top headlines for November 16
Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) dodged questions about reparations throughout the 2020 cycle. Baradaran took note of their refusal to stake out a firm stance on the issue. "Dear Kamala, Reparations or go home," she wrote in June 2019. "Biden just dodged that reparations question like a much nimbler and younger man," she said in December 2019, referencing a Democratic primary debate.
In her 2017 book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap, Baradaran argues that closing the racial wealth gap requires acknowledging past wrongs and providing compensation for damages. "A reparations program could take many forms from simple cash payments or baby bonds to more complex schemes such as subsidized college tuition, basic income, housing vouchers, or subsidized mortgage credit," she writes. Baradaran's book inspired Netflix to donate $100 million to organizations that "support Black communities."
Really loving the idea of this as well as how it can work… especially with the whole who gets reparations; solely descendants of slavery in this country or do black people who later came in this country deserve that too...
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Disanthrope
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Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
By Joe Schoffstall | Washington Free Beacon
Fox News Flash top headlines for November 16
Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) dodged questions about reparations throughout the 2020 cycle. Baradaran took note of their refusal to stake out a firm stance on the issue. "Dear Kamala, Reparations or go home," she wrote in June 2019. "Biden just dodged that reparations question like a much nimbler and younger man," she said in December 2019, referencing a Democratic primary debate.
In her 2017 book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap, Baradaran argues that closing the racial wealth gap requires acknowledging past wrongs and providing compensation for damages. "A reparations program could take many forms from simple cash payments or baby bonds to more complex schemes such as subsidized college tuition, basic income, housing vouchers, or subsidized mortgage credit," she writes. Baradaran's book inspired Netflix to donate $100 million to organizations that "support Black communities."
Prove me wrong joe.....
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I believe only descendants of slaves under the United States government should get Reparations nobody else.
TheNightKing
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Only descendants in my opinion. That’s who it was promised to.
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Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden taps reparations advocate for Treasury transition
By Joe Schoffstall | Washington Free Beacon
Fox News Flash top headlines for November 16
Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.
A major reparations advocate has a seat on Joe Biden's transition team.
Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) dodged questions about reparations throughout the 2020 cycle. Baradaran took note of their refusal to stake out a firm stance on the issue. "Dear Kamala, Reparations or go home," she wrote in June 2019. "Biden just dodged that reparations question like a much nimbler and younger man," she said in December 2019, referencing a Democratic primary debate.
In her 2017 book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap, Baradaran argues that closing the racial wealth gap requires acknowledging past wrongs and providing compensation for damages. "A reparations program could take many forms from simple cash payments or baby bonds to more complex schemes such as subsidized college tuition, basic income, housing vouchers, or subsidized mortgage credit," she writes. Baradaran's book inspired Netflix to donate $100 million to organizations that "support Black communities."
Dear Mehrsa, reparations or resign.
She done talk that talk on Twitter. Now back it up.
Disanthrope
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Your sarcasm is fact tho
Dwayne
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It’s gon hard a fuck to prove you’re a descendant
Mr.LV
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I never use sarcasm when it comes to slavery, when it comes to this topic I type what I mean
Disanthrope
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Dwayne
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Disanthrope
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@Elzo69Renaissance you need to get on code with ados reparations push. You will still benefit. All black ppl will
Disanthrope
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Dwayne
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I think it’s gon be hard as fuck.
Bender Rodriguez
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how you gone prove when blacks were sold like cattle, fams ripped apart and had name changes
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