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Private Reparations in Action — Building Power Through the Freedmen Reparations Fund Trust

Updated: 2 days ago


On January 24, 2026, the Freedmen Reparations Fund Trust (FRFT) will host a live fundraiser centered on one principle: reparations do not require permission—they require institutions.


For generations, reparations have been delayed by politics, commissions, and symbolic promises. FRFT exists to move beyond delay by operating a private, governed, and enforceable reparations structure—built by Freedmen, for Freedmen, and protected through institutional authority.


This fundraiser is not simply a financial event. It is a public demonstration of private reparations in motion.


Through FRFT and its operational arms, including Freedmen Nation and the American Freedmen Legal Fund, private reparations are already being deployed to advance:


  • Economic sovereignty

  • Legal protection and enforcement

  • Status-based governance and verification

  • Community infrastructure and long-term development


Unlike charity-based models, FRFT operates as a private trust. Contributions are not symbolic gestures; they directly strengthen enforcement capacity, protect assets, and expand institutional reach. The work includes genealogy assistance, historical preservation, legal advocacy, housing support, education access, financial literacy, wellness services, and community-based economic development—each governed under fiduciary oversight.

Live Fundraiser Date & Time


Saturday, January 24, 2026


  • 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time (PST)

  • 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Central Standard Time (CST)

  • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST)


(International viewers are encouraged to convert from PST.)

How to Watch the Live Fundraiser


The fundraiser will stream live across multiple official platforms to ensure broad access and participation:



Each platform will carry the live discussion, guest speakers, and real-time engagement throughout the event.


Why This Matters


This fundraiser brings together voices across policy, law, culture, and community to reinforce a unified message: institution-building is the pathway to repair. When governance, capital, and enforcement are controlled internally, progress is no longer dependent on political cycles or external validation.


FRFT is not seeking recognition—it is exercising authority.


Those who support this work are not donating to an idea. They are strengthening an institution designed to endure, protect Freedmen interests, and deliver measurable outcomes across generations.


The path forward is clear: build, govern, enforce.

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The Freedmen Reparations Fund Trust and Freedmen Nation operate as a private, trust-governed cultural authority. Our verification systems, naming rights, and governance frameworks are protected intellectual property and are not subject to state redefinition. We are not a government agency; our authority derives from private trust law, federal trademark protections, and cultural governance rights.

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