Our family received land that we recently discovered was taken from a Native American tribe in the 1800s and now we're split on whether and how to make amends, with some of us feeling personally responsible while others argue we can't be held accountable for our ancestors' actions. The conversations keep getting heated because we're really arguing about what we owe for benefits we didn't choose but definitely received.
More people experience this than they realize.
A family is wrestling with inherited complicity and the boundaries of moral responsibility across generations.
“Where Are You with Reparations — the philosophical and economic case?”
Peri can explain why this happens, help you decide if this is the right situation for you, and point toward the right journey or coach.
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.