It looks like what the San Francicso government approved, if extended nationwide to approximately 50 million "black" Americans who might try to connect their ancestry to a slave at some point, would cost the USA taxpayer about $1.5 Quadrillion, of which $250 Trillion would be paid upfront in year 1, and $1.25 Quadrillion would be paid over the course of the next 250 years. This does not include the other costs, probably quite substantial, requiring the government to pay all costs of a single family residence except the token $1 the black person would have to pay, and other such "perks". We ask ourselves a few important questions regarding all of this:

• 1) Do the black Americans get to choose the house that the government must buy them?
• 2) Do they get to choose any house they wish, and get to evict the current occupant or owner?
• 3) Do the black Americans have to pay taxes on any of these gifts?
• 4) Will the $100,000 to be paid annuallly to each of the black Americans for 250 years, remain a fixed amount, or will it be tied to inflation and be raised as the years go by?
• 5) What if the non-black Americans refuse to pay taxes if this nonsense is passed into law? Will the black Americans take up arms and will a racial civil war once again divide the nation?

San Francisco will discuss reparation proposals — March 18, 2023

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors, which meets at City Hall, accepted a draft plan of more than 100 recommendations for reparations to eligible Black residents. San Francisco's Board of Supervisors have signaled they're ready to right racist wrongs of the past.

In a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the 11 members accepted a draft plan of more than 100 reparations recommendations for the city's eligible Black residents. Those proposals include a whopping one-time payment of $5 million to each adult and a complete clearing of personal debt — including credit cards, taxes and student loans. Black residents would also be able to collect an annual income of at least $97,000 for 250 years and buy homes within the city limits for $1.

The move by the board was largely procedural – an intermediate step in a much longer process. It does not bind the city to any of the ideas presented in the 60-page proposal by the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee, which in 2020 was tasked with addressing "the institutional, City sanctioned harm that has been inflicted upon African American communities."

"We are not here today to say what recommendations we will be supporting or moving forward with. There is still much work that needs to be done," the bill's sponsor, Shamann Walton, stipulated before the vote during the 7 1/2-hour meeting.

A Meeting in San Francisco to discuss and Vote on the Slavery Reparations Plan, above.

Update: October 2024:

A final report that includes feedback from the Board of Supervisors was delivered in July. The board met again on the issue again, and adopted the Slavery Reparations Plan. The public documents are given, below for you to read!

African American Reparations Advisory Committee | San Francisco

The AARAC Reparations Final Report July 2023

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Resolution Accepting the Final Reparation Plan: r0460-23.pdf

Below see San Francisco Mayor London Breed and her Political Team and Supporters: