I deleted the previous tweet re this podcast after I listened myself. Here’s my take:
1/ Darrick Hamilton is the one who suggested adding Black immigrants to reparations. If you add Black immigrants, it’s not reparations for #ADOS. Call it something else pca.st/episode/1788d5…
1/ Darrick Hamilton is the one who suggested adding Black immigrants to reparations. If you add Black immigrants, it’s not reparations for #ADOS. Call it something else pca.st/episode/1788d5…
The hosts say helping Black immigrants helps close the racial wealth gap, which is true... I guess .
That’s why @tonetalks coined the phrase lineage wealth gap. Language matters.
Our Black agenda includes non- ADOS Blacks, but they are not a part of our justice claim
That’s why @tonetalks coined the phrase lineage wealth gap. Language matters.
Our Black agenda includes non- ADOS Blacks, but they are not a part of our justice claim
When asked, Dr Darity says he defines himself as Black, but then goes on to say that reparations goes to Native Black Americans.
Why define urself as something other than the member group that’s entitled to reparations? Consistency in thinking, speaking, & advocating matters.
Why define urself as something other than the member group that’s entitled to reparations? Consistency in thinking, speaking, & advocating matters.
Our political movement is anchored in lineage, defined by us as American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS).
But whether u define the lineage as American Black or Native Black American, u must define it so that we escape flat blackness. Disaggregation.
But whether u define the lineage as American Black or Native Black American, u must define it so that we escape flat blackness. Disaggregation.
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