Ohio Senate candidate floats reparations for white people
A GOP Senate candidate in Ohio is floating the possibility of reparations for white people.
Bernie Moreno, a Republican looking to challenge US Sen. Sherrod Brown, suggested the white decedents of northern Civil War soldiers should be eligible for some form of compensation. “White people died to free Black people. It’s never happened in human history before, but it happened here in America,” Moreno told supporters at a campaign event in the Buckeye State this week. “They make it sound like America is a racist, broken country. You name a country that did that: that freed slaves, died to do that. You know, they talk about reparations.
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