The Case for Reparations

The unfinished question is not whether the past was different. It is what, if anything, the present is prepared to do about it.

A world transformed beyond recognition.

For thousands of years, human communities migrated, hunted, gathered, formed families, adapted to changing climates, and established relationships with landscapes across the continent. Their descendants inherited a world transformed beyond recognition.

 

The Coalition asks a simple question: at what point did society decide that fifteen thousand years was simply too long to care?