They are a small amount, but it does create a problem. Then the injury itself becomes the relevant factor, not something arguably arbitrary like skin color, and that's as it should be. I didn't get a fair shake. Someone else owes me to even up the score. This is a view of life that is faulty.
Life owes nobody fair treatment.
If that circumstance requires that then I think a whole lot of other circumstances in which people weren't given a fair shake deserve reparations. I have some property that's been in our family in northern Wisconsin for a couple of generations that is located on an Indian reservation. The reservation has been given back to the Great Lakes Chippewa tribe as a type of reparation because it was their land and it was taken away from them. When you go into town near our cabin you can get some brochures that tell about the history of the area. You can read about the battles and wars that went on for hundreds of years as one tribe tried to beat the other tribe.