Reparations: A Better Path

How to Stop the Cycle of White Guilt and Black Grievance

Imagine you’re on a jury that is deciding the outcome of race-based reparations. You’re ready to do what’s right. You listen to the plaintiffs state their case. With great passion and authority, the attorneys accuse the United States of slavery and racism. The facts are clear. The only fair way, they say, to remedy the long-standing injustice is to pay …