Shea Walker
Atlanta
“Reparations for me, now, I feel like you must set me up for success regarding my entrepreneurship endeavors. Give me the building, set up the funding, and make sure that I’m afloat for the next several years to come so that I can pass that on to a family member or son and keep that in the family.”
Ashleah Nelson
Atlanta
“Reparations for me would be a universal income. And I’m one for Indigenous folks and anybody affected by our system, unfairly black folks as well. And it would be a minimum basic living wage that we are automatically given to invest in how we want and then to be able to pursue our pursuits at our leisure.”
Kevin Hyman
Clarkston
“For me, reparations would look like methods in which I would be able to have X amount of money to invest in, first and foremost, Africa, South Africa. I propose making some land investments, maybe here in the States and other places in other countries as well. So, Africa, some investments here, and things for my children.”
Adena Hicks
Lithonia
“What reparations would mean for me is a multilevel investment in the community I choose to live in, a black community at the infrastructure level, financial grants, community organization, business life, and well-being. Health and finances, and finances and finances.”
