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Newsom is caught between hopes of Black leaders for substantial reparations and the utter lack of popular support.

The majority of California voters oppose reparation payments to Black residents who are descendants of enslaved people, a poll out of UC Berkeley shows.

A state task force has proposed payments of $1.2 million to individuals, but a new UC Berkeley poll finds that most Californians are opposed to the idea.

In case there is any doubt that California’s Democratic leaders are far more radical than the state’s residents, Californians have made it clear that they are resoundingly opposed to reparations payments.

WASHINGTON — California voters by a 2-1 ratio disapprove of the work of the U.S. Supreme Court, describing it as too conservative and its rulings driven by politics, according to

Newsom is caught between hopes of Black leaders for substantial reparations and the utter lack of popular support.

The idea of payments to Black Americans whose ancestors suffered the injustices of slavery and segregation remains broadly unpopular in California, a new poll finds.

Newsom is caught between hopes of Black leaders for substantial reparations and the utter lack of popular support.

Newsom is caught between hopes of Black leaders for substantial reparations and the utter lack of popular support.

Newsom is caught between hopes of Black leaders for substantial reparations and the utter lack of popular support.