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Reparations Demand: End Capitalism
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
23 Jul 2019
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“We cannot negotiate with the system that facilitated our ancestors’ enslavement,” sad William C. Anderson, author of the article, “Reparations is One Step in the Long Fight to End Racial Capitalism.” Said Anderson, “We need something much bigger than a settlement.”

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