"We are the agents of change!"
Freeze
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1619 – 1865: Over 12 Million Blacks were enslaved from Africa
June 19, 1865: Approximately four million Enslaved Africans were Emancipated
1870 until Now: Immediately after Emancipation, states began creating Penal Institutions such as Central Prison of Raleigh and Angola Prison in Louisiana
1866 – 1877: Reconstruction efforts to Repay the enslaved were quickly discontinued
1877 until Now, Blacks were publicly lynched
1900-1939: Segregation Era
1954-1968: Civil Rights Movement
Gerrymandering
1932 -1972: Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
1907- 1963: Era of Eugenic Sterilization of over 64,000 Individuals, mainly Black poor people.
1845–1849: James Sims, a white doctor in Montgomery, Al. performed experiments without anesthesia on enslaved women
1930: Government efforts disenfranchised Black family from obtaining mortgages through a process called Redlining
Highest Incarceration Rate per demographics
Highest Murder by Police Officers
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TODAY AMERICA MUST FREEZE OUR TAXES AND REPAIR
Its time to take our taxes out.
Time for reparations
While Sir Walter Raleigh never touched the shores of North America his legacy of piracy, robbery, theft and murder proceeded him. Raleigh was known for his leadership in beheading over 600 people and introducing tobacco to England which nearly saved their economy. Tobacco would further fuel the need for the first slaves to arrive in 1619 where Africans began its 400 year quest for freedom.
