The African American Reparations Debate: An Analysis This twelve-page undergraduate paper examines the African American slave reparations debate. The author notes that the reparations debate has been gaining attention in the United States in recent years, and has generated opinions and counter-opinions from a variety of individuals and groups. Many respected political activists, scholars, academicians, intellectuals, historians, and sociologists have presented compelling cases for reparations for African Americans, but opponents contend that when injustices extend over centuries, and involve the actions of people who have been dead for hundreds of years, it is difficult to determine conclusively whether the distant descendants of the guilty parties have a moral obligation to pay for the sins of their long departed ancestors. Pages: 12 Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed Filename: 20066 Slave Reparations Debate.doc Price: 107.40