Why does reparations eligibility require a distinct lineage, not just shared racial identity? Yvette Carnell, co-founder of the ADOS movement (American Descendants of Slavery), joined host Briahna Joy Gray on the Bad Faith Podcast to make the case for ADOS reparations as a specific, tort-based claim rooted in a documented…
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They’re Pulling Out the Ingredients. Every Cheat Code Black America Survived On Is Being Shut Down.
Yvette Carnell, political commentator, co-founder of the ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery) movement, and President of the ADOS Advocacy Foundation, delivered this commentary on her Wednesday Breaking Brown livestream. No guest. No panel. Just one person walking through the economics of Black survival in America and what it means that…
The ADOS Reparations Framework Town Hall
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation’s national virtual Town Hall on the ADOS Reparations Framework—a focused conversation designed to bring clarity, strategy, and direction to our community’s justice claim. You’ll hear directly from: Yvette Carnell, ADOSAF Founder & President Aisha Muhammed, Policy Director Simeon Harris, Director of Chapter Development Reggie Stewart, MA…
Yvette Carnell Breaks Down The Romancing of Confederate Traitors While Erasing Slavery’s History
Yvette Carnell dismantles Trump’s narrative as political marketing aimed at erasing uncomfortable truths about slavery and the Confederacy. She highlights the ongoing struggle to confront and honestly remember the harm caused by slavery, while defending the importance of reparations, and truthful history in healing America’s racial divide.
Critical Mass Podcast | Episode 005: The Reparations Framework
The Critical Mass Podcast Episode 5: The Reparations FrameworkFeaturing Yvette Carnell and Aisha Muhammed In this powerful and timely episode, we’re joined by Yvette Carnell, President of the ADOS Advocacy Foundation, and Aisha Muhammed, Policy Director and dedicated volunteer, for a deep dive into the only comprehensive reparations framework built…
