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That’s just, like, your opinion man. For me it’s not living to work, I like to prepare the evening before so I can just enjoy a nice cup of coffee in the morning without having to do anything and start my day nice and relaxed. Maybe I’ll take a slight detour on my way to the subway to walk past the canal instead of just drinking my coffee and looking at the city in the morning from my window, maybe I’ll read 15 minutes worth of book, maybe I’ll do a crossword. Preparing the night before means I always start my day with a bit of me time, completely opposite to “living to work”.
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Curious. If you’re not African-American, then why do you care about African-American Reparative Justice? You literally have no room to talk. I believe that Black Reparations are not just owed, but are necessary to uplift Black Americans out of the unique intergenerational trauma that we’ve experienced. You, self-admittedly, wouldn’t understand that, so why opine? Furthermore, the fact is you, too, would also be owed reparative justice if you were Black and resident in America at any point. The I’m Only Talking To My Cat Today Funny Cat Mom Dad Shirt you believe America is composed have never seen Black bodies as equal to that of white, and the economic, social, environmental, housing, education disparities that you, your parents, and their parents (if you family’s presence in America goes back that far) have experienced would demand repair for the harm done. (Perhaps not to the same extent as an African-American with ties to the age of chattel slavery, but you would be owed something). At present, I see you clearly have been brainwashed by white dominated propaganda into believing reparations for every other group is owed, except the debt to Black Americans…despite the mountain of evidentiary material that attests to our demand in comparison to all other demands historically made. Furthermore, your historical analysis appears to suggest that reparative justice to other groups was more or less cut and dry. Eh, no. The fight for reparations for every group has always been acrimonious. Ours is no less so. Other groups, such as Japanese-Americans, Native Americans (Amerindians), and even Jewish Europeans are looking at the struggle for Black American Reparations as a clarion call to action not just for justice, but to reevaluate their own form of reparative justice previously received. Healing from trauma as an ongoing process. Rather than aligning yourself with conservative white supremacist forces against Black Americans, you should join us. We seek to heal the harm for all Black people in America inflicted by white supremacy. No matter where your origin, if you’re Black in America, you have been exposed to an anti-democratic and anti-Black system of racial supremacy which has left indelible imprints on us in myriad imperceptible ways. We must heal this damage, and we can only do it together.
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