Terrence Howard Eyes Presidency

Terrence Howard, the star of the hit TV show 'Empire', has expressed interest in running for president to bring real change. In an interview with TMZ in New York City, Howard discussed his potential presidential ambitions and a campaign platform that includes reparations.

Howard's proposed plan for reparations involves exempting descendants of slaves from federal taxes for the next 400 years. He believes this move would help close the economic gap and bring investments into Black communities, addressing what he calls '400 years of bad karma'.

The actor wants to discuss the lasting impact of slavery with President Trump, highlighting the need for a conversation about the ongoing effects of slavery on American society. Howard's proposal is centered around the idea of providing economic relief to communities that have been historically disadvantaged.

The interview with Howard took place on a Wednesday in NYC, where he shared his thoughts on the need for real change in the country. When asked about his plans, Howard stated that he is looking forward to becoming president if nobody else is willing to make a difference.

## Why it matters The idea of reparations is a contentious issue in American politics, with some arguing that it is a necessary step towards addressing the historical injustices faced by African Americans. Others argue that it is not a feasible or practical solution. Howard's proposal adds to the ongoing conversation about how to address the economic and social disparities faced by Black communities.

As the US continues to grapple with issues of racial inequality and social justice, Howard's potential presidential bid and proposed campaign platform are likely to spark further debate and discussion. Whether or not he decides to run, his ideas are sure to generate interest and attention in the coming months.