BET Founder Says U.S Government Should Pay $14 Trillion In Reparations For Slavery

The founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET) Robert Johnson has called for the United States government to pay $14 trillion dollars to the black community in reparations for slavery. Johnson on Monday, amid national protests and outrage following the

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