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America Spent $300M Per Day In Afghanistan For 20 Years But Can't Pay Reparations To Black Americans
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28:25Now PlayingThe US government spent $300M per day for 20 years in Afghanistan. Yet they tell Black Americans that it's too costly to pay reparations.
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