Some interesting things for you to look into, I don't know you might find them interesting, are the Redlining Act which was only outlawed in 1977. Also how freeways were placed in black neighborhoods to break up black neighborhoods. And then look up the Red Summer of 1919 and specifically Black Wall Street.

I agree we should be fighting for socio and economic justice and the quickest way to make that right, not that it's going to wipe away the past, but the quickest way to make that right is to give black descendants of slaves a house, tax-free, paid off, no taxes, right? Because they've had their wealth taken from them over the years.

Well, I think it's in the title American Descendants of Slaves. So that's who gets it, Descendants of Slaves and who pays it, the U.S. government. because the US government is who profited radically from it.

Right when I was asking was how the government best to determine which black people are descendants of slaves in United States and the second part is which citizens will be responsible for paying we know government the check is going to come from the government what citizens would be responsible for paying this text blacks responsibility of whites and overcast and which white people would pay since almost 75% white people United States today answers in common to Latin sore