Reparations for black Americans / Andrew Karpan, book editor.

Other author Karpan, Andrew.
Format Electronic
EditionFirst edition.
Publication InfoNew York : Greenhaven Publishing, [2022]
Descriptionvolumes cm
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Subjects

SeriesCurrent controversies
Contents Can reparations repair collective injuries? -- Yes: Reparations are a legally foregrounded method of redressing historical harm -- No: Only individuals have the right to redress particular grievances -- Would reparations have a positive impact? -- Yes: Reparations would redistribute economic resources to groups that have been historically marginalized by the current distribution of capital -- No: Reparations aren't economically feasible -- Have reparations succeeded in the past? -- Yes: Reparations have been successful at scale -- No: When tried, reparations have largely failed -- Can reparations solve larger, systemic issues? -- Yes: Reparations are a vital and moral part of responding to systemic inequalities -- No: Reparations will do little to change the lives of those they are directed at -- Organizations to contact.
Abstract "Anthology of diverse essays exploring the debate surrounding reparations for Black Americans as compensation for the horrors of slavery in the US as well as generations of damaging policies that have impeded the development of African American communities. Experts from the field debate whether reparations are necessary, if they could ever be sufficient, and how they could be implemented"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2021035633
ISBN9781534508538 (library binding)
ISBN9781534508521 (paperback)
ISBN(ebook)

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