Lawyers, drugs, and money. Basically what this comes down to.
Lawyers- They want 1/3 of any settlement so they push the concept culpability with the only resolution being money. They conveniently forget, in American poor people are generally fat, in Africa they starve. Opportunity is available and capital can be easily arranged if the right idea and cleverness are employed. In Africa you're lucky if you don't become a child soldier by the age of 13, and have your whole life determined by thugs and warlords. In America you have a choice of becoming so... hehe
Drugs- Illegal drugs are a major reason for the deplorable situation of inner city black youth and black culture in general. The lure of easy money by becoming involved in the drug trade is a powerful condemnation for studying and working hard. Welfare propagates, and further enhances this belief that real work is for suckers. And in a world where social values and reputations revolve around drugs and welfare, we also have 70% of all black child being born out of wedlock. Instead of reparations people should be fighting to make drugs legal, and getting rid of welfare (forcing people to work). Throwing more free money at these problems and people, will not solve anything. In fact this concept is at the root of much desperate disparity now.
Money- The people in the fight for reparations, are soulless self-appointed demigods. They are generally Lawyers (see above) and Welfare pimps. Welfare Pimps are people that fight for welfare and then dole out the funds to their community. They hope their people will never grow beyond the means of holding out their hands because they would then be out of well paying job. The Jesse Jackson's, and Al Sharpton's of the world are the slave owners of ideology. Disagreement with them leads to the racism bullwhip and the splitting of the back of their opponents. They are of course in favor of such reparations because it's good for business.
American cannot forget or correct it's past by paying off extortion. People must come to terms with and understand our history, but to take the burden and guilt of these things, which we had no part of, is idiotic and morally indefensible.
Finally if Jesse Jackson wants to go back to his Africa land I'm sure I can round up some donations to send him on his way.