U.N. Demands U.S. Give Reparations for Slavery Centuries Ago

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : The United Nations hinted that the report may be published on Wednesday, effectively freeing Bachelet from any consequences for the contents of that report.
43% :Elsewhere in its conclusions, the racial discrimination committee condemned the United States for the Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. JWHO, which overturned Roe v. Wade and returned the power of passing laws regarding abortion to state governments.
41% :Following her visit, human rights activists and researchers who have helped uncover the true extent of China's Uyghur slave trade condemned Bachelet and urged the United Nations to release a full report on her findings in East Turkistan.
33% : The report found its way into the propaganda arms of hostile nations like Iran, whose state-run PressTV reproduced the U.N.'s condemnation of slavery in the United States and linked it to the death of Minnesota man George Floyd in police custody in 2020, which prompted nationwide violent riots.

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