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My grandmother, 91 remember her father being forced to sell the Remember Dday Operation Overlord June 6 WWII Shirt he bought and earned for little more than pocket change but only after klansmen drove by night after night shooting and terrifying her and her siblings. Slavery ended in 1865 but Jim Crow was in effect until the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Reparations in those forms will help the AA community and at the same time help America.

My grandmother, 91 remember her father being forced to sell the Remember Dday Operation Overlord June 6 WWII Shirt he bought and earned for little more than pocket change but only after klansmen drove by night after night shooting and terrifying her and her siblings. Slavery ended in 1865 but Jim Crow was in effect until the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Reparations in those forms will help the AA community and at the same time help America.