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We are the white allies of the @ReparationsComm, dedicated to the immediate implementation of the 10-Point Reparations Plan. #Reparations & #ReparationsNOW!

United States
Joined August 2019
🧜🏾‍♀️ Some people just have time, we guess 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼🤷🏼‍♀️ #littlemermaid #ariel #hallebailey #disney #disneyprincess #mermaid #representationmatters #reparations & #ReparationsNOW! – at Los Angeles, CA
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Money can’t fix everything…AND reparations are so much deeper than just $$$! #Reparations & #ReparationsNOW! #BlackLivesMatter #BLM #Antiracism
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Let’s keep the conversation going because Reparations are not only necessary, but entirely possible!#Reparations & #ReparationsNOW! #BlackLivesMatter #BLM
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Happy New Year from FFRN!!! We're excited to kick off the new year with a refresh to our website (check it out! - fundforreparationsnow.org/), and a brand new logo!
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Yesterday the government recognized Juneteenth as a federal holiday. Let's put our words and values into action and pursue #reparations for the legacy that chattel slavery left behind! fundforreparationsnow.org/
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Dr. Paul Ortiz creates an important case for why the work being done to recognize and repair from the Elaine Massacre of 1919 is critical to our national understanding of racial injustice. Well worth a watch! #Reparations #ElaineMassacre #ElaineAR vimeo.com/526427185
They describe the origins of the massacre rooted in the discovery by cotton companies in Helena, AR, that Black farmers had agreed to ship their cotton to Boston where they were guaranteed fairer prices. The farmers were circumventing the abusive local cotton infrastructure.
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For ex oral histories collected by the Elaine Legacy Center describe relatives living in 1919 as proud, hard working families who owned their land and only occasionally worked as sharecroppers - contrary to the narrative that most Black residents were reliant on white landowners.
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In some significant ways, the oral histories of descendants of the Elaine Massacre diverge from the popular narratives that have been perpetuated over time.
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