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The SF NAACP came out on record against the proposed $5 million per Black SF resident proposal in the current list of reparations recommendations, and the Board of Supervisors approved a draft of that document that won’t be finalized until September.
The liberal California city’s supervisors have indicated they are open to this proposal.
Xaviaer DuRousseau, a conservative activist who used to support BLM and who previously lived in the Bay Area, said he thought San Francisco's reparations plan was ridiculous and unworkable.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors met Tuesday at City Hall to discuss a report recommending how the City could compensate African American residents for centuries of discrimination.
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