Should African Americans have had to prove their loyalty to the United States? What similarities do you see with attempts to de-legitimize Black protests and push for Civil Rights in the Cold War era with current efforts to discredit the Black Lives Matter movement?

To this end, a true reparation remedy to African-Americans has three elements. First, it attempts to eliminate racism against African-Americans. The point here is intuitive. Since the past injustice, or harm, done to African- Americans is based on race--the imposition of slavery, segregation, and seemingly permanent underclass status--the remedy must target racism against African-Americans.

Second, a true reparation remedy should be backward looking. Reparations not only recognize an unjust distribution of resources and redistribute resources accordingly, but also assign blame to the perpetrator of the wrong. Policies, like the Earned Income Tax Credit, that are designed to improve the condition of poor people as a matter of course, including poor African-Americans, are not necessarily reparation. Put differently, a social policy program that aids the conditions of African-Americans vis-a-vis whites, but does not acknowledge the basis for such programs (racism), is remedial, and not reparation. Such policies are distributive, not corrective.

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