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One of the most memorable interviews I conducted with my cousin Sarah Glenn before she passed away at age 105 in 2004 was one during which she described how, as a slave, a relative was savagely beaten, hog-tied and his body covered with fire ants on the El Destino Plantation near Tallahassee. My mind goes to that graphic family story almost instantly whenever I hear talk of the federal government paying reparations to descendants of the enslaved who have been disadvantaged by slavery, Jim Crow era-racial segregation and numerous inequities that persist in the 21st century.  Recent reports of a ceremony honoring six Black people who were lynched in Newberry more than a century ago sparked the same thoughts of reparations. And so did a similar ceremony held in Jacksonville last week to honor the memory of Willie Washington. Mr. Washington was shot to death by a police detective in 1925 and his body placed on display in the rotunda at the Duval County Jail where a racist mob cheered

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