The United States has a duty to address the effects of centuries of slavery and racial inequality, and the only way to do this is through reparation payments to Black Americans. We have a moral obligation to take steps to undo the lasting damage done to generations of African Americans and to ensure that a tragedy of this magnitude never occurs again. Slavery reparations should be implemented to repair the harms inflicted by centuries of racial injustice, to give the Black community an economic boost, and to recognize the enormous contribution African Americans have made to our country. This essay will explore why slavery reparations are morally justified, economically beneficial, and necessary for a just and equitable future.