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Asheville, NC Passes a $2.9 Million Reparations Policy, But It's Not Bulk Payments

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A lot of municipalities have been taking the issue of reparations seriously. In 2023, the San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee approved a $50 million advance to open an “Office of Reparations.” This is after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voiced enthusiastic support for a plan to make a $5 million lump-sum payment to each eligible black person, as well as the elimination of personal debt and tax burdens, guaranteed annual incomes of at least $97,000 for 250 years, and homes in San Francisco for just $1 a family.

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In December of that same year, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the creation of a community commission on reparations. In 2024, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called for half a million dollars for reparations to reduce violent crime. (Chicago had 54 shootings over Labor Day weekend and eight fatalities.) 

Asheville, North Carolina, is taking a different approach from San Francisco, providing reparations in forms other than lump-sum payments. Matt Van Swol reports:

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… of the 14th amendment, in writing.

If you're a poor white, latino, asian... or any other race, but black...

Tough luck. You don't get the money.

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… imagine calling for the establishment of a "White Chamber of Commerce"?

No, you couldn't. 

Furthermore, government entities will support them through procurement and grant funding.

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We're pretty sure when committees and commissions call for reparations, they're talking about bulk payments, not free transportation. In May of 2023, Rep. Cori Bush introduced a resolution for $14 trillion to be paid to descendants of slaves nationwide. The entire U.S. GDP was $25 trillion in 2022, so where will the $14 trillion come from? Easy — cutting back on the defense budget and foreign aid, she said.

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