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Marianne Williamson Pitches $500 Billion for Reparations for Slavery
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1:00Now PlayingMarianne Williamson suggests $200 billion to $500 billion for reparations, adding it’s “politically feasible” address the economic gap between black and white Americans #DemDebate
Democrats at the presidential debate in Detroit are weighing in on the nation’s race issues.
Pointing to water problems in communities like Flint, Michigan, author Marianne Williamson says poor, minority areas fall victim to a “collectivized hatred” that only deepens their problems.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper says Democrats must show they can “delegate an urban agenda” for substantive changes in schools and affordable housing.
Asked how she would combat white supremacy, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren says she would call it out as “domestic terrorism,” blaming President Donald Trump for racially unequal policies in economics and education.
Tuesday’s debate is the first since Trump used racist language to attack four Democratic congresswomen of color, calling on them to “go back” to their countries even though all four are U.S. citizens.
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