"Reparations are granted from one particular estate to another or from one individual to another. For there to be genuine justice, the only ethical solution would be for the specific estate of the perpetrator to reimburse the descendants of the slave. If the government were to grant reparations to African Americans, it would not be at the expense of the slave owner and their blood line, rather all of the citizenry," writes Logan Davies in this edition of Eccentric Economics.