Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome.

I am Karen Hunter and I am pro reparations.

I am.

I have been for a long time on the radio.

I have talked about the case for reparations,

Tanahasi Coates, which I think is one of the best breakdowns. Randall Robinson,

Randall Robinson wrote about reparations. And recently on the radio in 2026, I was going down

the list of domestic policies in the United States of America as it relates to black people

and an epiphany happened and I'm yes reparations for enslavement reparations for crack cocaine

for heroin for the willful decimation of black communities in this country to fund wars

and to build this inequity that we're still

fighting through. So recently I discussed this on the air and this is the conversation I had with

you. Take a listen. Yesterday I said something that was profound to me. And when I said it,

I didn't know like I got this feeling. I was like, this feels right. And it was towards the end of the show. And I was talking about it. I didn't know. Like I got this feeling. I was like, this feels right. And it was towards the end of the show.

And I was talking about Iran Contra and war on drugs. And I was like, reparations.

There's a conversation to be had around reparations that we aren't having. And it's, yes, slavery.

Yes. But I suspect if there is reparations, that we aren't having. And it's, yes, slavery, yes.

But I suspect if there is reparations for slavery, much like the reparations to the

indigenous people, they're going to be a whole lot of white folk in line for the check.

Okay, everybody's going to have a drop of black blood.

I promise you, everybody's going to be tied.

You're going to be surprised how many people can trace their lineage to enslavement who don't look like us, who are palm colored and

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