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===Reparations===

===Reparations===

With rising Black entrepreneurship and a middle class, the Democratic party increasingly struggles to hold a voting bloc central to its power.  In recent years there has been a movement advocating direct payments to African Americans to purchase their votes with cash payments from the [[U.S. Treasury]] to keep blacks on the [[Democratic Plantation|Democrat party slave plantation]], as was done with [[Great Society]] and War on Poverty programs.  This is couched in a notion of "slave reparations," to paraphrase Minnesota Rep. [[Ilhan Omar]], "because some people somewhere did something," all non-African immigrants and descendants of Union Civil War veterans must pay reparations.

With rising Black entrepreneurship and a middle class, the Democratic party increasingly struggles to hold a voting bloc central to its power.  In recent years there has been a movement advocating direct payments to African Americans to purchase their votes with cash payments from the [[U.S. Treasury]] to keep blacks on the [[Democratic Plantation|Democrat party slave plantation]], as was done with [[Great Society]] and War on Poverty programs.  This is couched in a notion of "[[slave reparations]]," to paraphrase Minnesota Rep. [[Ilhan Omar]], "because some people somewhere did something," all non-African immigrants and descendants of Union Civil War veterans must pay reparations.

In 2019 a survey found that 41% of black [[Ivy League]] freshmen are not descendants of black American slaves, they are [[immigrant]]s or the children of immigrants.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/08/us/slavery-black-immigrants-ados.html</ref>

In 2019 a survey found that 41% of black [[Ivy League]] freshmen are not descendants of black American slaves, they are [[immigrant]]s or the children of immigrants.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/08/us/slavery-black-immigrants-ados.html</ref>