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The city of San Francisco in California issued Tuesday a formal apology to Black citizens for what it calls "decades of systemic and structural discrimination."

The city of San Francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved Tuesday a resolution apologizing to Black citizens for "decades of systemic and structural discrimination."

Can we really trace the problems of Black homelessness and poverty back to slavery? A UCSF study says yes, and it's time we listen.

Can we really trace the problems of Black homelessness and poverty back to slavery? A UCSF study says yes, and it's time we listen.

 

A task force documented $800 billion in economic harms to Black residents including unlawful property seizures, redlining and other discriminatory practices.

Monikers like “central business district” and “financial district” have long described places of business and key sources of revenue in America’s downtowns.

A task force documented $800 billion in economic harms to Black residents including unlawful property seizures, redlining and other discriminatory practices.

A task force documented $800 billion in economic harms to Black residents including unlawful property seizures, redlining and other discriminatory practices.

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