S4·E7 Reparations
Synopsis
Slavery, the slaughter of Native Americans (and the confiscation of their tribal land) and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II are three tragedies from this nation's past. However, are those who suffered as a result of these government policies, deserving of money - lots of money? They're called "reparations" and like the Indians and the Japanese before them, today many African Americans think the Federal Government (meaning Mr. And Mrs. Tax Payer) owes them money because their ancestors were once slaves. In this episode, BULLSHIT goes inside the reparations movements and uncovers the truths about the internment of Japanese Americans, Indian Casinos and the Federal Government's long history of correcting the historical wrongs associated with its institutional racism.
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When did Season 4 Episode 7 of Penn & Teller: Bull! air?
Season 4, Episode 7 ('Reparations') originally aired on May 15, 2006.
How long is Season 4 Episode 7 ('Reparations')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Penn & Teller: Bull!.
What happens in Penn & Teller: Bull! Season 4 Episode 7?
Slavery, the slaughter of Native Americans (and the confiscation of their tribal land) and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II are three tragedies from this nation's past. However, are those who suffered as a result of these government policies, deserving of money - lots of mone...
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