Advocating for the necessity of recompense for the wide-ranging damages done to Black American Freedmen throughout our nation’s history--beginning with slavery, and encompassing 400 years of accrued disadvantage, which reaches right up to the present, is one of our primary focuses and why we work tirelessly to affect public policy.

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The push for the US to atone for its original sin by recognizing and honoring the original promise of 40 acres and a mule is imperative to the survival of Black American who descend from chattel slavery.  We seek to reposition this unique lineage group as no longer a bottom caste, slated to eat the failure for everyone, but instead ensure them full citizenship in this nation and to guarantee all of the benefits and advantages that goes with it.

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Reparative justice in the form of cash payouts and comprehensive programs and policies is a necessary component in fulfilling the promise of opportunity from which, by design, descendants of American Freedmen have been historically excluded and denied--leading to the accrued disadvantage and benign neglect under which they are being crushed today.

 

Codified by government and exploited by private actors, the creation of a black underclass served as the financial engine of a nation that never recognized the debt it owed to the group that built the nation.

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The adoption of a black agenda, as well as large-scale initiatives targeted at Black American Freedmen is without question the only way we will be able to achieve equity in this society on all realms--Political, Economical, Educational, Social & Racial.

 

Policy items should include—but should not be limited to—debt free college, home ownership assistance, business financing support, fully endowing all historically black colleges (and incentivizing those schools to admit descendants of American Freedmen), guaranteed government contracts for black businesses, and free medical care.