Reparations based on current policy failures is the better strategy. It's something that happens all the time; people who are directly impacted by bad policy get checks: farmers, Japanese, etc, etc...they don't cut checks directly to the third, fourth and fifth generation descendants of impacted folks. When has that ever happened?

But hey, y'all keep pushing a strategy that isn't working...pretty soon it'll be too late to get reparations based of civil rights era issues too.