California has become the first state in the US to pass the Reparative Justice Bill, which establishes a permanent state agency to verify eligibility for reparations, protect applicant privacy, and educate the public about reparative justice.
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By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor One of the more hotly contested issues that is still permeating…
By Praniti Gulyani and Bryan Miller SAN FRANCISCO, CA — The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently…
By Malik Washington, Destination Freedom Media Group The Biden Administration has stated on numerous occasions that “liberty”…
Editor’s note: the following are excerpts from the Executive Summary of the California reparations report… Read the…
By Nkechi Taifa Once dismissed by many as impractical, the quest for reparations for the descendants of…
By Al Rice HUNDREDS OF CALIFORNIANS may soon receive reparations of as much as $25,000 after the…
By Dortell Williams On February 17, 21, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and…
The conversation surrounding reparations is underway and the U.S. government must take a leading role. By Rep….
The conversation surrounding reparations is underway and the U.S. government must take a leading role. By Sheila…
By Sheila Jackson Lee For nearly three decades, my former colleague Rep. John Conyers of Michigan would…