<p>When it comes to reparations for African Americans, how would that go? What policies and actions would be taken? In this review, I remind you of Darity and Mullen's recommendations. I forget to talk about apology and acknowledgment, so throw that in there. Mostly, this short episode focuses on their recommendations for economic repair.  </p>

When it comes to reparations for African Americans, how would that go? What policies and actions would be taken? In this review, I remind you of Darity and Mullen's recommendations. I forget to talk about apology and acknowledgment, so throw that in there. Mostly, this short episode focuses on their recommendations for economic repair.

<p>When it comes to reparations for African Americans, how would that go? What policies and actions would be taken? In this review, I remind you of Darity and Mullen's recommendations. I forget to talk about apology and acknowledgment, so throw that in there. Mostly, this short episode focuses on their recommendations for economic repair.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

How Would Reparations Go?

How are philosophers, activists, and others thinking about contemporary moral issues, topics like cancel culture, the definition of racism, the ethics of consent and p*rn, reparations, and the existence of morality? Also, how are university students thinking about these issues? Listen in to find out. I’m a PhD student studying philosophy, and I created this podcast as an opportunity to keep the conversation going beyond the classroom. It includes interviews with scholars, discussions with former students, personal reflections, and content recap from the university ethics classes I teach.

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How Would Reparations Go?

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