A Foundation for for Black Well-Being

Reimagining Reparations through the Lens of Black Healing. 

The Numbers

Figurative and imaginative estimates follow.

A generation is 25-30 years. Envisioning that the Foundation be in existence for at least 1 generation, here are the numbers:

Cost of Operation = Annual Cost × Number of Years

Plugging in the numbers:

Cost of Operation = 200,000,000 × 29 = 5,800,000,000

The cost of operation for the Foundation to operate for 29 years at $200 million annually would be $5.8 billion.

Contemplate the essential role of this Healing Foundation, especially when assessed over a period of three decades or longer. Even if the Foundation were to disband after 30 years, the potential reach of its influence on millions of lives, and its subsequent impact on American society as a whole, cannot be overlooked. The healing journeys of persons within the African American community will unquestionably have a ripple effect, fostering greater well-being across the United States.

 

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Reader Review

Danny presents a clear-eyed, open-hearted, soul-filled, well-researched, deeply insightful case for reparations in America. His vision helps us move beyond a simple financial transaction to see their potent possibility: healing. May it be so. - Ezra B.

Reparations and Wholeness : A Path to Healing Justice

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Reparations and Wholeness explores a crucial theme of healing as a path to repair. The concepts presented are not just hopeful but also practical, and I believe they can become a reality in our lifetime with the right support. I can already see this book becoming a go-to reference for me. Thank you for getting these ideas out into the world. - Trey S.

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