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A New York philanthropist who donated $3 million to the last three living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre called on other wealthy white […] ‘It’s Our Responsibility’: U.S. Philanthropist Who Donated to Tulsa Massacre Survivors Calls on Rich White People to Pay Reparations Since Government Won’t

On Tuesday, February 20, the Oklahoma Supreme Court decided it will hear the Tulsa Race Massacre Survivor reparations case.

As Boston's Task Force on Reparations continues to mull a path forward, a local group of Black Bostonians is calling for $15 billion from the city as reparations for slavery and centuries of discrimination.

Former California Reparations Task Force Chair Kamilah Moore Explains The Lack Of Pure Cash Reparations In New California Bill

Brazil, the country with the largest Black population outside of Africa, has entered a new stage in its slow process of addressing the legacy of slavery and racism in the country. But as the debate over reparations begins in Brazil, the country’s Black and mixed-race citizens still wrestle with fundamental issues of race and identity.

A civil rights attorney representing hundreds of Black Americans whose ancestors helped build Saint Louis University during slavery demanded $70 billion in reparations for years […] ‘We’re Asking for Their Debt to be Paid’: Slavery Descendants Seek $70 Billion In Reparations from Saint Louis University

A grassroots group of Black activists are demanding “cash payouts” from the City of Boston in reparations related to slavery and “centuries of institutional racism,” the group said in a statement Friday.

New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, located in Seattle’s historic Central District, will host “Freedom Fridays: A Black History Month Community Film Series.” The church will show the film "The Black Church" on Friday, Feb. 16 (episode 1) and Friday, Feb. 23 (episode 2). Both start at 6 p.m.

The new government in Warsaw wants to start talks with Germany on how to deal with reparations for the damage Poland suffered during World War II. In a formal and legal sense, the question of reparations has been closed for many years, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Monday in Berlin after his meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. "The question of moral, financial and material reparations has never been realized." Tusk emphasized that, unlike his predecessors in the conservati...

The First Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan has kept its promise to pay reparations for the Black community. The church most recently provided a $40,000 check to the Justice League Of Greater Lansing, an organization that collects reparations for the city’s Black community. The latest contribution comes after the church previously raised $18,000 for the… Continue reading Michigan Church Keeps Its Promise To Pay $100K In Reparations To The Local Black Community: ‘We Wa...