On Tuesday, June 4, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to examine further efforts to provide reparations to “historically disenfranchised” Black residents. This initiative includes offering free admission for a day this month to attractions like the Natural History Museum and the County Museum of Art.
D.C. Council member Kenyan R. McDuffie (I-At Large) introduced legislation to create a task force aimed at studying how reparations could be implemented. (Craig Hudson for The Washington...
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In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Evanston’s reparations program, the city's Reparations Committee hosted a town hall meeting Thursday evening. The event featured discussions from national panelists...
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After extensive deliberation, the Northampton Reparations Commission has unveiled findings that implicate certain institutions in financing and perpetuating racist property deeds in Northampton, both historically and in more...
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Five years after becoming the first municipality in the United States to pass a reparations ordinance addressing historic discrimination against African Americans, Evanston commemorated the milestone on Dec....
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The St. Louis Reparations Commission has unveiled a report addressing decades of racial injustice against Black residents, suggesting measures like public apologies and financial compensation. The commission, established...
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