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"A number of community residents feel that there is an insensitivity to ... the needs of the Black African American community"

Program gives priority to displaced residents of color By Dolores Quintana The City of Santa Monica’s pilot program Right To Return is an amendment to the Affordable Housing Production Program and Housing Trust Fund which gives waitlist priority to city-funded affordable housing and inclusiona

A city program to provide priority affordable housing to descendants of those displaced when several minority neighborhoods were demolished.

By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media - The California's Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans will discuss how the wealth gap has affected Black Californians at its next two-day meeting in Sacramento on Friday, March 29, and Saturday, March 30, at the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA) headquarters’ Byron Sher Auditorium.

California's Task Force on Reparations will discuss how the wealth gap has affected Black Californians at its next meeting in Sacramento.

Santa Monica bulldozed homes to build the I-10 freeway in the 1960s. Now it’s offering displaced families or their descendants affordable rent as reparations.

A new program seeks to make restitution for the damage inflicted on Black communities by highway construction and urban renewal.

Santa Monica, California, is offering housing to black families that owned homes in the path of Interstate 10 and other projects the 1950s.

Santa Monica is giving housing to black families that had homes in the path of the newly constructed Interstate 10 in the 1950s.

Also, Philadelphia begins moving protest encampment residents into community land trust, and more.