The Demand for Reparations, Part 3

I can never stress enough the right and need of blacks here in the western hemisphere (U.S.) to be given reparations due them for the tireless, bruising, and blistering work that their ancestors did in making the United States a powerful industrious country. This work was done by forced labor and often required slaves to get up early in the morning to work in the cotton fields, tobacco fields, sugar fields, and rice fields until sundown without being compensated. This did not include the nonstop and pressing hours they were forced to work in the factories, schools, banks, railroad tracks, and building monuments as a testament to the times when slaves were treated like second-class citizens.It's high-time we got our ancestors compensation, and we mean business.