2019 is the 400th anniversary of slavery in the British colony that became the United States. This anniversary is important because the Abrahamic religions prophesied that the children of Abraham would be enslaved and afflicted for 400 years, but afterward, the nation(s) who afflicted them shall be judged and they would come out with great substance.

The Reparations Summit seeks the great substance of reparations proposals in the 400th year. God willing, if America and Britain judge themselves and pay the great substance owed to the people of African descent, then these nations can avert or mitigate God's judgment.

Invited to attend the Reparations Summit and present their reparations proposals are the declared candidates for the 2020 U.S. Presidential race; the Prime Minister of England, Theresa May; and the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo. Although starting with the political, because of the spiritual basis illuminating this anniversary, leaders in the Abrahamic religions, will also be invited to the event.

Regardless of whether the prophecy of the Abrahamic religions is true, ultimately, reparations is a love story. A love story that transcends or travels across time from the descendants to the ancestors. A love story in which the descendants build a bridge over the troubled waters of the breach between black and white ancestors. A love story of repentance and redemption.

This year's theme for the reparations summit is "Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Preventing Genocide". Do we want to repair the breach and restore the paths to dwell in? Or do we stay MAD (mutually assured destruction)?