These past 2 days have been a real eye opener. Ghana presented a resolution for reparations on March 18th and The US voted against it swiftly within 1 week. Yet Black Americans have been pushing the reparations conversation on social media since 2019 (7 years) and have gotten absolutely no response under 3 presidential terms. That says a lot. It's a message that says keyboard banging for years and marches aren't going to get a response. 7 years with no response from Black Americans while a UN resolution from a another country gets a "Hell No!" confirms that a different strategy is necessary for the resolution of reparations to be taken serious because the old strategy doesn't work.
They did it for themselves. Good for them I guess.
Black History Month — Working Toward Reparations for Slavery and Generational Trauma
"African Americans and associated organizations have formally petitioned or appealed to the United Nations regarding slavery, discrimination, and reparations multiple times since the UN's founding in 1945, with key efforts occurring in 1947, 1951, and in recent decades".