Welcome to another episode of Sidelined Sanity with me, Michelle Tafoya.

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Today, reparations.

Once again, we're going to discuss the reparations package that is being proposed in San Francisco.

We're going to look at this from a different point of view when FAA is with the Pacific Legal Foundation. They are a

donation-supported legal organization that helps protect individual rights, property rights,

rights to rights for individuals for liberty and opportunity.

I mean, it's pretty simple.

And he makes a compelling argument against reparations in San Francisco and really anywhere.

But you'd also be surprised what other laws are on the books in different states that simply don't make sense.

I mean, you've heard stories before.

You'll hear more of them from Wen Fa because this is what he's devoted his life to and what Pacific Legal has devoted their resources to is defending people who don't have the wherewithal

to defend themselves against state laws, local laws,

municipal laws that get in the way of them starting a business, living a life,

you know, having opportunities, having access to schools.

It's amazing.

And really, thank goodness, there are organizations out here in the world that will help these people

and support them and get in between individuals and the government and stand up for the person,

not for the odd laws that are still out there on the books.

We'll focus on the reparations, but you're going to hear some interesting stories as we talk to Wen Fah of Pacific Legal Foundation next.

For nearly three decades, she's reported the action from the sidelines. She started very young.

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