Activists criticize Democrat states' use of slavery history

A grassroots organization, the US Freedmen Project, advocates that reparations should be limited to direct descendants of enslaved African Americans, opposing inclusion of recent immigrants and non-foundational Black Americans in government reparations programs. They argue that resources should specifically address the harms faced by those descended from enslaved people, and that broader social justice issues should be addressed separately. Several states, including New Jersey and New York, are exploring reparations legislation, but the organization warns that expanding eligibility risks diluting the movement and facing legal challenges.

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