
Reparations
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- Intro
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. Understanding Reparations: Reparations Definitions, Goals, History, and Theory
- 1. Reparations Definitions
- 2. Black (and Other) Reparations in History
- Part II. Reparations Ascendant: The Recent Renascence of Reparations Debate and Refined Reparations Theory
- 3. The Modern Black Reparations Movement: Why Now, Why, and What?
- 4. Against Reparations
- Part III. Implementing Reparations: Reparations Practice
- 5. Evaluating Reparations Lawsuits
- 6. Legislative Reparations
- Part IV. Possibilities for the Future
- 7. Reparations Future, Realistic Reparations, and Models of Reparations
- Appendices. Documents Related to Reparations
- APPENDIX 1: Special Field Orders, No.15 (1865)
- APPENDIX 2: A Bill (H.R. 29) Relative to Damages Done to Loyal Men, and for Other Purposes [Confiscation] (1867)
- APPENDIX 3: Slavery Study Bill, H.R. 40, 106th Congress, 1st Session (1999)
- APPENDIX 4: California Slavery Era Insurance Registry (2000)
- APPENDIX 5: Chicago Slavery Era Insurance Disclosure Ordinance 2-92-585 (2003)
- APPENDIX 6: President Bush Speaks at Goree Island in Senegal (2003)
- APPENDIX 7: 108th Congress, 2d Session, Senate Joint Resolution 37 (2004)
- APPENDIX 8: United States Senate Apology for Failure to Pass Anti-Lynching Legislation, 109th Congress, 1st Session
- Notes
- For Further Reading
- Index
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