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=== Black populations ===
=== Black populations ===
Black people have not received reparations for state-sanctioned racial discrimination, while slavery afforded some white families the ability to accrue tremendous wealth.
Black people have not received reparations for state-sanctioned racial discrimination, while slavery afforded some white families the ability to accumulate tremendous wealth.<span> Today, racial discrimination, intergenerational trauma and a racial wealth gap continue to exist. </span>The case for reparations can be made on economic, social, and moral grounds.

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Reparations describe a system of redress for grave injustices.


Examples of Reparations

Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous Peoples in the so-called United States have received land and billions of dollars for various benefits and programs for being forcibly exiled from their lands. [1]

Black populations

Black people have not received reparations for state-sanctioned racial discrimination, while slavery afforded some white families the ability to accumulate tremendous wealth. Today, racial discrimination, intergenerational trauma and a racial wealth gap continue to exist. The case for reparations can be made on economic, social, and moral grounds.