From the Magazine

12/6/2020

This interactive article from The New York Times Magazine explores the concept of reparations for slavery and its ongoing impact on Black Americans. It delves into the history of slavery in the United States, from its origins to the enduring systemic racism that persists today. The article examines different perspectives on reparations, highlighting the ongoing debate surrounding the issue. It explores various proposals and approaches to reparations, including direct payments, targeted investments in communities, and educational initiatives. Through a combination of historical analysis, personal narratives, and data visualization, this article provides a comprehensive overview of the complex topic of reparations and its significance in addressing racial injustice.

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