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It took 155 years, but here's some good news for Black people.

A historic moment in North Carolina, the city of Asheville apologizing to Black residents

for racist policies and approving a resolution for reparations.

The vote calls for increased investment in the Black community, including in housing

and business.

The resolution also asked the state and federal governments to form policies to create

generational wealth.

Wow, wow, wow, this is really special news.

And I think the first step of reparations should be changing that city's name from Asheville

to Moisturizeville.

It can't claim to be an ally of Black people if you named after their worst enemy.

Unfortunately, though, because this is happening in Asheville, North Carolina, all reparations

will be paid in autism crafts from the thriving gallery community.

For more Asheville-specific comedy, tune into my spin-off show.

The Asheville show with Trevor North Carolina.

Now obviously, people have a lot of strong opinions when it comes to reparations.

So let's check in with our very own Dulce Sloan and see what she thinks about Asheville's

historic move.

Dulce Sloan, this is some exciting news, don't you think?

I mean, African Americans beginning to get reparations?

Yeah, it sounds good, Trevor, but I've been Black for too long to trust government promises.

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