Debates over Algebra in Middle School Education

Debates over algebra in middle school are sparking controversy, with concerns about equity, racial and economic gaps, and academic opportunity. The decision to offer algebra to all students or select few has resulted in lawsuits, protests, and policy changes in various cities.

Reparations Initiatives in the U.S.

Christian leaders in Boston demand reparations from White churches, following a trend of reparations initiatives across the U.S. at local, state, and federal levels. Examples include California, Boston, New York, Wilmington, San Francisco, Evanston, Asheville, and Maryland. The push for reparations includes cash payments and other forms of recompense to address the impact of slavery and past racist policies on the Black community.

Reparations and Tax Controversy Involving Actor Terrence Howard

Actor Terrence Howard ordered to pay $903,115 in back taxes, penalties, and interest, expresses belief that it is immoral for the U.S. government to charge taxes to descendants of slaves. Calls for reparations gaining momentum across the country.