The Case for Reparations

Ta-Nehisi Coates is a senior editor of The Atlantic who writes articles on TheAtlantic.com and magazine's cultural, political and social issues. He is the author of the memoir of 2008 "beautiful struggle: father, two sons, impossible to become an adulthood avenue". The book "World and Me" published in 2015 was awarded the Nonfiction National Books Award. Coates won the MacArthur Foundation.

Ta-Nehisi Coates is doing public services in his article "Compensation Cases", and his service was to show that there are not so many compensations. Although the moral and political incidents he did can not be underestimated, converting the free British and American judicial tradition into a racial distribution system is not a convincing case. . . Though people who agree with Mr. Koatsu adopt the liberal speech, the practice of Britain and the United States has been cruel for centuries and the result of the real world exists I do not have any doubt to observe what I have been doing. Until now, the big facts of American life - they are right

Ta-Nehisi Coates is a highly respected and correspondent of the Atlantic Ocean and introduced many ideas and reasons that require compensation in his article "Compensation Project". Remuneration includes both emotional and information-based aspects. These concepts are interrelated and can not be analyzed separately because they have intersecting characteristics. Therefore, Ta - Nehisi Coates supports emotional aspects with information - based conditions. Roughly speaking, most of the reasons are summarized on the basis of emotional compensation. In other words, the key to Coates is that compensation is based on the fact that African Americans are stolen by systematic and open oppression.

Also, in 2014, for the article "Compensation Cases" by Ta-Nehisi Coates, a US journalist Kevin D. Williamson published an article entitled "Case for Compensation of Cases". Williamson said, "People owing compensation are dying for a long time, our responsibility is to live for future generations, their interests are not moral theories but the best freedom and prosperity The political interests of African-Americans who said that "African-American people can be rectified by equality before the law, their economic interests are" ... dynamic and evolving economies, preferably labor from dysfunction Economic benefit of liberation ". To achieve. The ancient Prussian educational model has made a great contribution to the poverty of black people. "