In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into "Reparations: An Economic Imperative," discussing the historical and systemic barriers that have hindered African American economic prosperity in the United States. From the discriminatory practices of redlining in the 1930s to the suburban segregation of the mid-20th century, we explore how these deliberate policies have contributed to the persistent racial wealth gap. We argue that reparations are not only a moral obligation but an economic necessity. Discover why investing in black communities and closing racial gaps could unlock a new era of economic growth benefiting all Americans. Join us as we examine the potential of reparations to create a more equitable society and whether we have the courage to take bold action for change. Inspired by Angeleen Harris, this episode challenges us to confront injustice and envision a world where the American Dream is truly attainable for everyone.