Progressive politicians are having trouble convincing Black Americans that reparations are politically feasible or possible within this generation, according to a new report.
"We have been talking about [reparations] for years, people have been fighting for this for years," Aziza Kamara-Amimi, a Californian, said at a Sunday service at San Francisco's Glide Memorial Church. "And still all we are doing is talking and talking, and I don’t see any real progress being made."
"What’s the real solution?" Kamara-Amimi reportedly asked.
The Washington Post reported in a story headlined, "Black Americans aren't enthusiastic about reparations yet," that some pro-reparations activists are concerned that Black support is too low for reparations to make it a serious political possibility.