Further to your video titled “The Tired, Old, White, Imperialist Illogic of #ADOS” posed 21 April 2024, can you point me in the direction of any published arguments for and against the ADOS position on the reparations (and other) issue? Published arguments meaning well reasoned, well argued, and well written analysis for and against the ADOS only position. I would be particularly interested in any academic-level studies that argue in support of why the ADOS-only position is “Tired, Old, White, Imperialist, and Illogical.” Diallokenyatta was particularly vociferous in his condemnation of the ADOS-only argument, flinging so many inflammatory accusations at Yvette Carnell as to be almost incoherent.
If you can help me with any sources of information setting out the pros and cons of all the arguments relating to the ADOS-only position, and similar analysis of the range of other suggested approaches on the reparations issue, I would be most grateful as it would help me make some sense out of this deeply polarized and fraught issue that – once again – has divided the Black American community into several warring and deeply divided camps.
Peace. You made it this far, search the site. I’ve made several reasoned arguments. Dwayne Wong and others have written more and you can search their work for that. But even the summary I offered during this show was sufficient.
Dear Sir
Further to your video titled “The Tired, Old, White, Imperialist Illogic of #ADOS” posed 21 April 2024, can you point me in the direction of any published arguments for and against the ADOS position on the reparations (and other) issue? Published arguments meaning well reasoned, well argued, and well written analysis for and against the ADOS only position. I would be particularly interested in any academic-level studies that argue in support of why the ADOS-only position is “Tired, Old, White, Imperialist, and Illogical.” Diallokenyatta was particularly vociferous in his condemnation of the ADOS-only argument, flinging so many inflammatory accusations at Yvette Carnell as to be almost incoherent.
If you can help me with any sources of information setting out the pros and cons of all the arguments relating to the ADOS-only position, and similar analysis of the range of other suggested approaches on the reparations issue, I would be most grateful as it would help me make some sense out of this deeply polarized and fraught issue that – once again – has divided the Black American community into several warring and deeply divided camps.
Thanking you in advance
Nigel Murphy
Peace. You made it this far, search the site. I’ve made several reasoned arguments. Dwayne Wong and others have written more and you can search their work for that. But even the summary I offered during this show was sufficient.