Source: Oklahoma Historical Society / Getty V ictims of the painful Tulsa Race Massacre may soon be able to receive reparations. According to NBC News, officials in Tulsa,
The Reparations Task Force meets to hear public input on reparations at the California Science Center in Los Angeles on Sept. 22, 2022. | Source: Carolyn Cole /
Gov. Gavin Newsom and fellow Democratic leaders announced the budget—$12 million—set aside to support reparations-related bills on the docket to pass in 2024. Legislators announced the impressive new budget
A Democratic assemblyman in California went viral after tearfully defended a proposed reparations bills. A Republican lawmaker argued that nonwhite residents should not have to pay for reparations.
Mayor Brandon Johnson signed Executive Order 2024-1 on June 17. The order acknowledges the city’s inequitable treatment of its Black residents and establishes the creation of a reparations
Source: Universal History Archive / Getty America has, once again, made it clear that it has no interest in doing even the bare minimum to make amends for
Source: Carolyn Cole / Getty In today’s episode of Black People Can’t Have Nice Things Because The Beneficiaries Of White Supremacy Can’t Mind Their Own Business, a Chicago
Source: Carolyn Cole / Getty In today’s episode of Black People Can’t Have Nice Things Because The Beneficiaries Of White Supremacy Can’t Mind Their Own Business, a Chicago
Three bills aimed at creating sources of funding for the compensation of Black Californians passed the state’s Senate after years of groundwork. The bills, which were authored by
New reparations bills passed their first hearing in the California Senate. If passed, the bills would implement reparations policy and address systemic eminent domain that displaced primarily Black