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Why does Coates think reparations are important?
What evidence does Coates use to make his point that reparations are
needed? Is it effective?
Why does he say it has been a non-starter in the United States?
Coates argues that this new congressional body could be a way to reject "fair
weather patriotism." What does he mean by fair weather patriotism?

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Final answer:

Ta-Nehisi Coates argues for reparations to address historical injustices faced by African Americans.


Explanation:

Ta-Nehisi Coates believes reparations are important to address the historical injustices faced by African Americans due to slavery. He uses evidence from the history of slavery, particularly focusing on the modern Chicago housing crisis, to argue for the necessity of reparations. Coates suggests that a new congressional body could challenge 'fair weather patriotism,' referring to superficial or conditional support for one's country that overlooks or denies its deep-rooted issues.


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