A task force has voted to approve recommendations for possible payments to Black residents and an apology for the state’s role in perpetuating discriminatory policies.
The panel also approved a section of the draft report saying reparations should include “cash or its equivalent” for eligible residents.
Saturday’s task force meeting marked a crucial moment in the long fight for local, state and federal governments to atone for discriminatory polices against African Americans. The proposals are“There’s no way in the world that many of these recommendations are going to get through because of the inflationary impact,” said Roy L. Brooks, a professor and reparations scholar at the University of San Diego School of Law., or more than 2.5 times its annual budget, in reparations to Black people.
The group’s work has garnered nationwide attention, as efforts to research and secure reparations for African Americans elsewhere have had mixed results.
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California's Black reparations panel starts historic voteCalifornia’s historic reparations task force has begun voting on recommendations for possible payments to Black residents and a formal apology for the state’s role in perpetuating discriminatory policies. The nine-member committee is taking a series of votes Saturday on its final report to lawmakers, which is officially due July 1. The Legislature will then determine how, if at all, to act on the suggestions. The first vote approved a detailed account of historical discrimination against Black Californians in areas such as voting, housing, education, the legal system and others. Other recommendations include suggestions for crafting an apology for the legacy of slavery and economic reports on possible reparations payments.
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California's Black Reparations Panel Starts Historic VoteCalifornia’s historic reparations task force has begun voting on recommendations for possible payments to Black residents and a formal apology for the state’s role in perpetuating discriminatory policies. The nine-member committee is taking a series of votes Saturday on its final report to lawmakers, which is officially due July 1. The Legislature will then determine how, if at all, to act on the suggestions. The first vote approved a detailed account of historical discrimination against Black Californians in areas such as voting, housing, education, the legal system and others. Other recommendations include suggestions for crafting an apology for the legacy of slavery and economic reports on possible reparations payments.
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California's Black reparations panel starts historic voteCalifornia's reparations task force began voting Saturday on recommendations for how the state may compensate and apologize to Black Californians for generations of harm caused by discriminatory policies.
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California’s Black reparations panel starts historic voteCalifornia’s historic reparations task force has begun voting on recommendations for possible payments to Black residents and a formal apology for the state’s role in perpetuating discr…
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California Black reparations panel approves state apology, paymentsNine-member committee studying restitution proposals for African Americans approves recommendations on how the US state may apologise and compensate Black residents for harms caused by slavery and discrimination.
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California reparations panel approves report that could mean billions for Black residentsCalifornia's reparations task force officially approved a report that provides recommendations for a formal apology for slavery and suggestions on monetary restitution.
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