Presidential Candidate Marianne Williamson Wants To Pay 100B In Reparations For Slavery
In the CNN interview, she also called for reparations for slavery, with $10 billion per year to be distributed over a decade. "I believe $100 billion given to a council to apply this money to economic projects and educational projects of renewal for that population is a debt to be paid," she said.
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Marianne Williamson Continues To Openly Support Reparations In The Form Of Cash Payment For #ADOS
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson was asked once again on her position for the payment of reparations. Williamson continues to advocate for reparations. Willamson was the first candidate to push for reparations as healing for African Americans.
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Marianne Williamson Increase Dollar Amount Of Reparations Policy To $200B-$500B
Help Marianne Williamson Get On The DNC Debate Stage https://secure.actblue.com/donate/marianne-williamson-2020-committee Marianne Williamson has increased the original amount of $100B in reparations payments to $200B-$500B. We must do more than talk because we're done in America by 2053 with a projected net worth of $0 as a collective.
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Marianne Williamson On Reparations And Conscious Candidacy In Her Run For President In 2020
Marianne Williamson, Oprah’s spiritual adviser and presidential hopeful stops by to explain how there needs to be a change in people and politics. Williamson also talks about the ineffectiveness of 'race based policies.'
With appearances on CBSN, FOX News, MSNBC The Breakfast Club has proven to be a crucial stop on the road to the 2020 presidential election. Now, another potential candidate drops in to talk their 'black agenda' and to pitch why they should be the next President of the United States.
Marianne Williamson needs 16,675 individual donors to make it to the DNC debate stage. Reparations need to be apart of that conversation.
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