Reverend Robert Turner, from the historic Vernon African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, which was damaged during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, leads a weekly pilgrimage to Tulsa City Hall every Wednesday, calling for “reparations now” as part of a reconciliatory effort. © 2019 Ian Maule/Tulsa World. You might also like Commission holds historic discussion on […]
Residents of Southeast Queens came together for a historic public forum focused on a pressing and complex issue – reparations. The New York State Community Commission on Reparations...
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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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