Reparation Literature

Courtesy of Florida Memeory- State Library and Archives

When we advocate for redress efforts, we challenge the structures and society that surround us. An important part of this work is expanding our understanding of justice, community, and organizing. Here you’ll find several toolkits from great organizations with information about their visions for racial justice, to help you in this learning process.

Settling Accounts? An American Perspective on Historical ReconciliationDownload
Doing reparatory history: bringing
‘race’ and slavery homeDownload
The Non-Monetary Value of Reparations RhetoricDownload
What America Owes to Blacks and What Blacks
Owe to Each OtherDownload
Restorative Justice and ReparationsDownload
Life History
and Collective Memory as
Methodological Strategies:
Studying Teacher ProfessionalismDownload
American Racial Justice on Trial – Again: African
American Reparations, Human Rights, and the War
on TerrorDownload
Delayed Justice: The Rosewood StoryDownload
Chronology of the Reparations Movement of Africans in AmericaDownload