Kansas City Faith Blogger Contemplates Slavery Reparations

Delving into politics and morality . . . One of the most prolific local scribes on the topic of religion & morality offers  his perspective on a longstanding debate that now is under discussion in Kansas City.

Here is the crux of his argument . . .

"So 158 years later we're still toying around with reparations, an idea that should have happened a century and a half ago. Imagine how much more robust American society and the economy would be today if the residual effects of a racist system hadn't kept millions of Americans from reaching their human and social potential. It was -- and remains -- a self-inflicted wound that costs everyone daily."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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