Survey on reparations for African Americans in the United States

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The survey seeks insights on reparations: opinions, awareness, implementation, funding, eligibility, and the impact of historical injustices on current disparities in African American communities.

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Community

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Gender

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Race/Ethnicity (Check all that apply)

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Age

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Education Level

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Do you believe that African Americans should receive reparations for the impacts of slavery and systemic racism?

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How important is the issue of reparations for African Americans to you personally?

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What level of awareness do you have about the concept of reparations and its goals?

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Who do you believe should be eligible to receive reparations?

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Should eligibility for reparations take into account a person’s economic need or income level?

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What groups should be responsible for funding reparations?

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Which of the following forms of reparations do you believe would be most effective? (Select up to three)

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Do you support reparations in the form of policies aimed at closing the racial wealth gap, such as housing or business support specifically for African American communities?

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Would you prefer reparations that benefit individuals directly or broader community investments that indirectly benefit many?

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What goals do you think reparations should prioritize? (Choose up to three)

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To what extent do you believe that slavery, Jim Crow laws, and systemic racism have contributed to current socioeconomic disparities in the Black community?

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How would you describe the impact of discriminatory housing practices (such as redlining) on wealth disparities for African Americans today?

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How confident are you that a national reparations program would effectively address historical injustices?

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What concerns, if any, do you have about implementing a reparations program?

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In your opinion, how should progress on reparations be measured?

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If you have additional ideas on what reparations should look like or how they should be implemented, please share them here: _________

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Would you be interested in participating in future discussions or workshops on reparations?

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What city and county do you live in?

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