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As Detroit moves ahead with a plan to provide reparations to Black residents, a recent survey sheds new light on Detroiters’ perceptions of racial inequality, and the role the government should play in addressing such issues.

Episcopal Diocese Of New York Apologizes For Church's Affiliation With Transatlantic Slave Trade, Pledges $1M For Reparations

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The initial program issued payments of $25,000 for housing benefits like mortgage assistance or renovations. Black residents who lived in Evanston during a 50-year period of discriminatory zoning laws and their direct descendants receive priority for eligibility.

New York Times Magazine writer Nikole Hannah-Jones talked Friday at Weber State about her Pulitzer-winning 1619 Project, which outlines the history of slavery in America.

Discriminatory housing policies led Rue Simmons, a former alderwoman, to push for reparations.

California Reparations Task Force Chair Kamilah Moore: Task Force Work Pretty Much Done, Up To Legislature Now

California was not a slave state, but seems determined to hand out reparations to black residents. The plan could cost California more than $800 billion.Pat Gray says this “could possibly see the Newsome administration spend well over double the state’s annual budget” on these race-based reparations...

It was first day of the California's Reparation Task Force two-day meeting in Sacramento.

The first-in-the-nation panel listened to economists to determine what should compensation look like for eligible Black Californians.