Kamala Harris and Reparations Endorsement

Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed reparations for black people in a 2019 video. Despite her radical record, she appears to be walking back some of her positions. A New York Times report suggests she now supports fracking, wants to increase border funding, does not want to require selling assault weapons back to the government, and no longer supports a single-payer health insurance program.

Reparations for Racially Motivated Eminent Domain in California

Several reparation bills in California aim to address the discriminatory use of eminent domain that has impacted Black and brown communities, seeking restitution for families who believe their land was taken with racist intent. The bills highlight historical injustices, including the seizure of land from African American families for public use. The proposed legislation would set up a Freedmen Affairs Agency to address racially motivated eminent domain cases and provide remedies such as returning seized lands, monetary payments, or publicly owned land of equal value.

Reparations Lawsuit Rejection by Oklahoma's Highest Court

Oklahoma's highest court rejected a reparations lawsuit brought by survivors of a racist attack over 100 years ago.

Accusations of 'Pandering' with Reparations in Texas Senate Race

A conservative PAC accuses Democratic Senate nominee Rep. Colin Allred of 'pandering' to Black voters with taxpayer-funded reparations, despite opposition from Hispanic voters. Allred has ties to pro-reparations groups but trails Sen. Ted Cruz in polls for the November election in Texas.

Evanston Reparations Program Lawsuit

Residents of Evanston, Illinois, are suing the city over a government-funded reparations program for Black residents, claiming it is unconstitutional. The program provides $25,000 to qualifying Black residents to address housing discrimination between 1919 and 1969.

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.

Asheville Community Reparations Commission Recommendations

Asheville's Community Reparations Commission released recommendations for a guaranteed income program and reparations accountability council to address systemic racism. The council also suggests support for Black neighborhoods and the establishment of an Economic Development Center for Black residents.

Comedian Katt Williams' Stand-Up Special 'Woke Foke'

Comedian Katt Williams advocates for reparations for black Americans instead of sending money to Ukraine. He also jokes about various topics including the White House, transgender athletes, and the U.S.-Mexico border.

Pro-Palestinian protesters' demands at University of Chicago

Pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Chicago issued a list of demands, calling for defunding campus police and reparations, among other things.

Justice League of Greater Lansing's Reparations Initiative

The Justice League of Greater Lansing, led by Willye Bryan and Prince Solace, has raised around $400,000 to address racial disparities through reparations in Lansing, Michigan. They have received support from various faith communities and individuals, and are now planning to redistribute funds as academic scholarships.

Reparations for Transatlantic Slavery

Caribbean ambassador calls for the establishment of a new international special tribunal to seek reparations for transatlantic slavery and its legacies in today's society. Support building among African and Caribbean nations for the creation of the tribunal.

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Proposal for Tax Exemption as Reparations for Black Americans

Democratic congresswoman proposes tax exemption for black Americans as reparations, citing the need to address historical injustices and economic disparities, but acknowledges challenges due to some individuals not paying taxes already.

Debate on Reparations and Tax Exemption for Black Americans

Freshman Rep. Jasmine Crockett suggested exempting black Americans from paying taxes as reparations, but acknowledged it may not work due to some black people not paying taxes. She also criticized those unwilling to invest in reparations plans. A bill in Tennessee aims to prohibit local governments from studying or disbursing reparations, sparking controversy.

Reparations and Community Transformation Initiatives

Christian leaders in Boston are demanding 'White churches' to pay reparations to the Black community, while the House Ways and Means Committee visited Project H.O.O.D., a nonprofit in Chicago's South Side, recognizing their work in transforming lives and communities.

Calls for Reparations for Victims of Slavery

The United Nations General Secretary and 'The View' host Sunny Hostin call for reparations to overcome generations of exclusion and discrimination due to slavery. Guterres emphasizes the need for reparatory justice frameworks and financial reparations for the enslavement of people of African descent, citing the lasting legacy of slavery.

Reparations for Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

UN Secretary General calls for reparations to compensate for trans-Atlantic slave trade legacy and systemic racism. Various groups and leaders support the idea of financial reparations to address historical injustices.

Reparations for Transatlantic Slave Trade

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres calls for reparations over transatlantic trafficking of enslaved people to tackle its legacy in today’s society, including systemic racism. Movement for reparations gaining momentum worldwide.

Reparations for Slavery in Boston

Christian leaders in Boston are calling on white churches to commit to reparations for their history with slavery, demanding millions of dollars be given to the black community. The Boston People's Reparations Commission is pushing for $15 billion from the city government. Some churches have acknowledged their ties to slavery and are willing to engage in reparations.

Reparations for Slavery by the Church of England

The Church of England is calling for a £1 billion reparations package to atone for its historic links to slavery, which critics are calling 'anti-Christian' and a 'death wish.' Some argue that the move is based on a racist reading of history and insults both black and white people.

Church of England urged to create 1 billion pound fund to address historic links to slavery

An advisory panel recommends that the Church of England create a 1 billion pound fund to address its historic links to slavery, which is 10 times the amount previously set aside. The fund aims to support disadvantaged Black communities and address the church's complicity in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

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.

San Francisco issues formal apology to Black citizens

San Francisco issues formal apology to Black citizens for decades of systemic and structural discrimination, inspired by other cities and states, but faces challenges in implementing reparations due to high costs.