Reparations is: Global Decolonization by Diallo Kenyatta @DialloKenyatta #DialloKenyatta #Yurugu 1/25/2023

Reparations is: Global Decolonization by Diallo Kenyatta

@DialloKenyatta #DialloKenyatta #Yurugu 1/25/2023

Reparations is: Global Decolonization, the full withdrawal of the US Military from non-US Territories, Restoration of Global Ecosystems, Sustainable Energy, Ecological Development, Prison & Police Abolition, Imperialist War Crime Trails, Revocation of Corporate Charters, Universal Healthcare, Housing as a Human Right, Return of Stolen Artifacts, Redistribution of Land, Nationalization of Natural Resources, Repatriation, Ban on Persistent Organic Pollutants, Ban on Plastics, Cradle-to-Grave Production Cycles…etc.

Those who have reduced Reparations to a payout of US Fiat Currency are literally Pimping the Suffering of our Ancestors for transient, depreciating paper.

ADOS & #FBA are Ponzi Scams carried out by Race Traitors.

FiatAintFreedom #ProfitIsTheft #AntiCapitalist #KillCap #ClassCon #ClassWar

Call For Art: Solar Babies Art Institute Quarterly Art Publication Vol. 1 @solarbabiesart #SolarBabiesArtInstitute

Call For Art: Through Solar Babies Art Institute we would like to help expose the world to more Black / African centered Artists and their work. That’s why we are having a Call For Artist of all Styles from Drawings, Paintings, Digital Media etc to showcase in our Quarterly Zine Publication.

Our Solar Babies Quarterly is a way for you the Artist to be seen by more fans, buyers, collectors and supporters of Black / African Culture. To participate all you have to do is submit 3-4 (300 dpi resolution (for print media)) images to SolarBabiesArtInstitute@gmail.com to be considered for our Quarterly.

#solarbabiesartinstitute #blackart #africanart #art

Please Submit by January 31, 2023 by 12:00 AM Pacific Time

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White People Are Creating Unfair Laws for California Reparations: Pay Up America Marshall Act Style Land Needed – Only Blacks with Ancestors in the USA in the 19th Century Eligibility for any slavery reparations

March 30 (Reuters) – A California task force on reparations recommends limiting any government payments to Black people whose ancestors were in the United States in the 19th century, rather than giving money to all Black people.

After a lengthy debate, the panel in the most populous U.S. state voted 5-4 on Tuesday evening to narrow the qualification for receiving compensation if the state were to create a reparation payment program in the future, local media reported.

The panel is charged with issuing recommendations on possible reparations to California’s legislature by June 2023. It began meeting monthly in June 2021, a year after legislation authorized it to study the issue.

Before the vote, Rev. Amos Brown, president of the San Francisco branch of the NAACP and vice chair of the task force, told fellow members they must set an eligibility definition that reflects political realities in the United States.

“Please, please, please I beg us tonight, take the first step,” he said. “We’ve got to give emergency treatment to where it is needed.”

The conversation around reparations for Black Americans has gained traction in the wake of a national reckoning on racial inequity that followed the police killings of George Floyd and other Black Americans in recent years.

The practicality of implementation has been a matter of debate. Some question whether taxpayers can afford to pay reparations while others question how jurisdictions should determine eligibility for such programs – whether by race, ancestry or evidence of discrimination.Report ad

The California task force has yet to determine how potential recipients of reparations would be required to prove their ancestry.

Last March, the Chicago suburb of Evanston created the first reparation program in the United States. Its program offers reparation money to Black residents whose families suffered lasting damage from decades of discriminatory practices.

In January, a committee approved the first 16 applicants to receive $25,000 in the city’s reparations housing program. The applicants can use the money for home repairs, down payments or mortgage payments.

Other cities, including Chicago; Providence, Rhode Island; and Burlington, Vermont, have also created committees to look at reparations.

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Reporting by Brendan O’Brien in Chicago; Editing by Howard Goller