https://blackpressusa.com/press-room-reparations-uniteds-defense-of-evanstons-restorative-housing-program/
Its easy to Connect the Dots We celebrate Juneteenth 🇱🇾 as our day of independence from slavery over a 100 years ago. The debt owed to our ancestors for chattel enslavement has never been paid. We suffer continuously to this day due to an unjust system of laws and white socital practices rooted in the history of the enslavement of our ancestors. This why we demand Reparations! Now!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
https://abc7chicago.com/post/lawsuit-city-evanston-reparations-program-violates-us-constitution/14891204/ Will these pink people ever stay out of Black folks business!
*BLACK FARMERS, RACIAL EQUITY PROGRAMS & THE ATTEMPT TO SUBVERT BLACK REPARATIONS: ROBBERY BY DECEPTION* Don't confuse the USDA Discrimination Financial Assistance Programs as Compensation to Black Farmers who suffered dispossession of farm land & loss farming income due to Racism between 1920 & 1997... Between 1920 & 1997, Black Farmers lost farmland & farm income worth $326 billion today!!! (See data at, https://www.naacpldf.org/case-issue/black-farmers-faq/). The initial Black Farm lawsuit Settlement of $1.25 billion & agreed to by Barak Obama in 2010, was for "African American" farmers alone. But White framers sued, claiming REVERSE discrimination over their exclusion when Congress tried to implement the settlement agreement. The outcome was a victory for these Whites, with Congress including a $2.2 billion in the Inflation Reduction Act, to be awarded under the USAD Discrimination Financial Assistance Program( DFAP) to farmers, ranchers & forest land owners who experienced discrimination prior to January 2021. More specifically , those eligible for DFAP awards include : "Farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners who experienced discrimination by USDA in its farm loan programs prior to January 1, 2021 and/or are currently debtors with assigned or assumed USDA farm loan debt that was the subject of USDA discrimination that occurred prior to January 1, 2021, are eligible for this program.Jan 8, 2024 https://www.usda.gov › us..." Financial assistance was issued under the DFAP during the one-year one-time application process ending July2024, to about 43,000 individual farmers,ranchers & forest land owners in all 50 States. These recipients included over 23,000 individuals who have or had a farming or ranching operation, who are receiving between $10,000 and $500,000 of assistance, with an average of nearly $82,000. Recipients also include over 20,000 individuals who planned to have a farming or ranching operation, but reported they were unable to do so because they couldn’t get a USDA loan. These individuals are receiving between $3,500 and $6,000 of assistance, with an average of $5000. (See, https://22007apply.gov/) Thus, this DFAP was open to Whites & any other Persons who claim Discrimination by the USDA. *Thus, it was/is a RACIAL EQUITY PROGRAM, not Compensation or Reparation to Black Farmers for past discrimination.* Additionally, it is unknown how many of the 43,000 DFAP recipients are African American Farmers or Black Farmers. Nor is it clear what Standards or Criteria is used by the USDA to determine if a DFAP application has merits..., or how many Black applications were denied & for What reasons?? In 1997, more than 20,000 Black Farmers filed the class action lawsuit in Federal Court, but only 15,000 were deemed to have meritorious claims. However, the level of claims of discrimination by Black Farmers were ultimately reached 80,000. How many of these claims had merits were not determined & remain unknown. In 2022, there were 28,723 Black Farmers in the U.S., less than 2% of the 1.9 million total farms in U.S., Whites owning 95% of Farms in the U.S. While we commend the Black Farmers leading the Class Action lawsuit for their dedication & hard work, & the see the 2010 settlement of$1.25 billion as a small victory that provide much needed relief to desperate,hurting & struggle Black Farmers. This is not partial compensation or reparation for past racial Injustice: we reject that the $2.2 billion under the DFAP is awarded to satisfy the initial settlement agreement of $1.25 to Black Farmers, & we further contend that the 80,000 Black Farmer identified with Discrimination claims in connection with the lawsuit are still owed $326 billion in Reparations. This Race-Neutral $2.2 billion Racial Equity Program signed by Joe Biden, as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, to assist all farmers discriminated against prior to January 1,2021, cannot be allowed to terminate or subvert the legitimate claims of 80,000 Black Farmers to Reparations or Reparatory Justice amounting approximately $326billion. Those who advocate for true Black Reparations, must not allow the White Enemy & his Black Collaborators to rob our Black Farmers & Other African American Descendants of Slaves, of our full Reparations due us as victims of Slavery & Racial Discrimination, by setting up racial equity,Weath Gap & Racial Integration programs open to everyone everyone or all other minorities, & which don't specifically target & redress our black injuries & restore all the value- the Land & Income We Blacks have lost. While Racial Equity Program are good & helpful in general, they cannot & must not be set up & allowed to replaced,distorted or undermine genuine & true Black Reparations programs Accordingly, we must distinguish & separate True Black Reparations programs from these other Race- Neutral Programs, to ensure we Blacks are not ROBBED BY DECEPTION of our Full & Just Reparations. Moreover, that $326 billion owed Black Farmers, must still be payed by the U.S. Government to Black Farmers, as part of a the $24-$50Trillon owed Black Americans as Reparations for Slavery, Jim Segregation & Modern Racism. We Black Revolutionaries must demand & accept nothing less. Reparations Yes! Black Power This is a very indepth look at what happened and what didn't happen for our Black farmers demand for REPARATIONS. At least an hour to read . But tells you everything you need to know !
Nat'l Coalition of Blacks for Reparations The National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N'COBRA) extends its profound condolences to the family of the Honorable Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee for their loss. The Congresswoman was a fierce advocate for social justice and worked relentlessly to assure that People of African Descent could officially celebrate Juneteenth. She never lost sight of HR 40 and in the 117th Legislative Session proudly announced that HR 40 had 196 cosponsors on the books and 21 commitments for a total of 217 cosponsors. The Congresswoman will be sorely missed! ---------- Board of Directors National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N'COBRA) Nat'l Coalition of Blacks for Reparations [email protected] 2026431460 Join It JOIN IT Membership management for Nat'l Coalition of Blacks for Reparations provided by Join It Nat'l Coalition of Blacks for Reparations PO Box 90604 Washington, DC 20090 US
https://chng.it/Jd5d6dQpw4 We Afro Descendant Nation Demand REPARATIONS NOW!
On this day August 31, 2023, United Nations International Day of People of African Descent, we would like to announce our reengagement in the United Nation. We cannot properly pursue reengagement of the United Nations without honoring those that have made significant contributions toward Afrodescendant recognition, justice, and development in the United Nations. On the AFRE website we provide a brief history of the NGO (non-governmental organization) All For Reparations and Emancipation. Highlighted is the work of Mr. Silis Muhammad and Queen Misshaki Muhammad. Together they have amassed over thirty years of work that includes multiple United Nations interventions, international conferences, and seminars. Their work is dually noted in the UN records, and we are today honored to have their expertise as we reengage the United Nations for our quest to secure justice in the form of human rights and reparations. For many years Mr. Muhammad has called for a permanent forum to hear and address the concerns of Afrodescendant people through his interventions at the UN. In December of 2022, the Permanent Forum of People of African Descent held its first session. The United Nations General Assembly has requested the Intergovernmental Working Group on Effective Implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action to draft a United Nations declaration on the promotion and full respect of the human rights of people of African descent. The Forum will contribute to this work therefore it is incredibly important that Afrodescendants work within this body so that our voices will be heard. We also, look forward to your support and participation at the National Reparation Convention 2023 which will be held in Atlanta Georgia on October 7th and 8th and Georgia State University. Thank you for supporting our efforts to maintain a constant international presence and to carry further the work of those that have paved the way for us. Ishmael Abdul-Salaam ALL FOR REPARATIONS (AFRE)
