B. P. Rinehart

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Indeed, the experience of mass incarceration, the warehousing and deprivation of whole swaths of our country, the transformation of that deprivation into wealth transmitted through government jobs and private investment, the pursuit of the War on Drugs on nakedly racist grounds, have only intensified the ancient American dilemma’s white-hot core—the problem of “past unequal treatment,” the difficulty of “damages,” the question of reparations.
B. P. Rinehart
Nice way to tie it back, but my god what a run-on sentence!
We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy
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