No need to wait for Kamala Harris to become the official rather than presumed president. Race-based reparations are already well underway:

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it was giving a private, historically black university in New Orleans a $19.9 million grant, some of which will be used to buy electric bikes for 300 families.

The bicycles cost up to $1,800 each.

Dillard University will get the $19 million federal grant and the city of New Orleans will get a $50 million federal grant to combat a “climate crisis.”

New Orleans qualifies for the handout because it is, as Ray Nagin famously proclaimed, a chocolate city.

The imaginary crisis cannot be resolved with free electric bikes alone:

Besides buying the electric bikes, the $19.9 million grant given to Dillard University will be used to expand bike-sharing programs, install electric vehicle chargers and having several building retrofit with solar and energy storage.

New Orleans will spend its $50 million federal grant on installing rooftop solar panels on 41 buildings, expanding its Blue Bikes share fleet, adding seven miles of bike paths and planting 7,500 trees in “underserved” neighborhoods.

“Underserved” is a Liberalese euphemism for “racially preferred.”

If temperatures come down as autumn approaches, thank the federal government for spending your money so wisely.

On a tip from WDS 2.0.