Tag: Reparations

Transformation Church has given over $1 million in "reparations" for the Tulsa Race Massacre, including $600,000 to survivors.

As the U.S. debates reparations for descendants of U.S. slavery, looking to Africa might help clear a path forward.

The logic of reparations has roots in the Hebrew Bible and in early Christian biblical interpretation.

Here was a White merchant who showed restorative compassion to neighbors “with skin not coloured like his own,” those of a different—and despised—race.

The Pyongyang Revivals of 1907 in Korea illustrate the evangelistic importance of reparations and its vital role in inspiring revival.

For Black women, the fight for reparations is not a new opportunity, it is rather a long-lasting battle for social justice.

The question of whether the U.S. government should compensate the descendants of enslaved and oppressed African Americans has never gotten this much attention.