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67 Tul. L. Rev. 597 (1992-1993)
If the Shoe Fits, Wear It: An Analysis of Reparations to African Americans

handle is hein.journals/tulr67 and id is 623 raw text is: TULANE LAW REVIEW VOL. 67 FEBRUARY 1993 No. 3 IF THE SHOE FITS, WEAR IT: AN ANALYSIS OF REPARATIONS TO AFRICAN AMERICANS VINCENE VERDUN* I. INTRODUCTION .................................... 598 II. ANALYSIS OF REPARATIONS FROM THE DOMINANT PERSPECTIVE AND THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONSCIOUSNESS .................................... 612 A. The Dominant Perspective ..................... 619 B. The African-American Consciousness ........... 625 C. Comparative Analysis of Reparations from the * Vincene Verdun, Assistant Professor at Ohio State University College of Law, extends: 1) special thanks, for reading very early drafts and sharing ideas that contributed to this article substantively, to Professors Norman Amaker, Loyola of Chicago; Derrick Bell, Harvard; Kevin Brown, Indiana; Beverly Moran, Wisconsin; Louis Randolph, Ohio University - Political Science; Gerald Torres, Minnesota; Lea Vaughn, Washington; Leland Ware, St. Louis; and the scholars at the Second Annual Midwestern People of Color Scholarship Conference; 2) a note of gratitude to my colleagues-Daniel Chow, Albert Clovis, Lawrence Herman, Joan Krauskopf, Stanley Laughlin, LeRoy Pernell, Nancy Rapoport, Barbara Snyder, Douglas Whaley, and David Williams-whose comments and encouragement were invaluable; 3) appreciation to my research assistants-Theodore Adams, Gregory Carr, Maura Donoghue, Joseph Ragaglia, John Stanford, Martha White and Reginald Williamson-who often went beyond the call of duty; 4) a dedication to my husband, Marc Bradley, for his resourcefulness and contacts that provided access to Queen Mother Moore and a host of other reparations activists; 5) acknowledgment of the politicians and activists-Representative John Conyers, Queen Mother Moore, Senator Bill Owens of Massachusetts, Cynthia Owens, and Mark Watson-whose input added depth to the Article; 6) a thank you to Valmarie and Darwin Davis for their support and direction; and 7) recognition to the Ohio State University Seed Grant Program, which provided much needed economic support for my research.

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