In a historic move, California has recently designated $12 million to fund reparations for its Black residents. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to acknowledge and compensate for the profound harm inflicted by the legacy of slavery and the continued impact of systemic discrimination.
A Democratic assemblymember in Nevada has put forward a bill to establish a commission dedicated to studying discrimination against Black Americans and exploring potential reparations. Assemblyman Ruben D’Silva’s...
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Detroit’s reparations task force is once again requesting an extension from the City Council to finalize policy recommendations aimed at addressing historical discrimination against Black residents.
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Originally introduced in 1989 by the late Democratic Rep. John Conyers, H.R. 40 was later championed by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee after Conyers retired in 2017, as noted...
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A comprehensive plan has been introduced to repair the damage inflicted on Greenwood, recognizing the deep historical wounds left by its devastation. The initiative aims to restore what...
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Advocates in Oklahoma have introduced a new initiative aimed at securing reparations, economic development, and historical preservation for the survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre and their descendants.
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