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Starting Jan. 1, California will make crime-free housing laws unenforceable, ending local rules long criticized as unfair and racially discriminatory.
Reparations for descendants of slaves gained steam in various cities and states in 2023, leaving Democrats divided on how to move forward and possibly hurting President Joe Biden's reelection chances in 2024.
New York state will create a commission to consider reparations to address the persistent, harmful effects of slavery in the state.
The Coalition for a Just and Equitable California (CJEC) is a statewide organization comprised of various associations, community groups, and individuals united by a commitment to fight for reparations and reparative justice for descendants of enslaved Black American men and women. | By Antonio Ray Harvey California Black Media The Coalition for a Just and Equitable California (CJEC) is a statewide organization comprised of various associations, community groups, and individuals united by a commitment to fight for reparations and reparative justice for descendants of enslaved Black American me...
By Magaly Muñoz Earlier this month, San Francisco Mayor London Breed approved $75 million in mid-year budget cuts, which included $4 million that was intended for the first of its kind Office of Reparations. The funds had originally been approved in a June Board of Supervisors meeting to establish the reparations office in city hall