Alameda County Reparations Commission asks supervisors to implement action plan
The Alameda County Reparations Commission has 44 recommendations to repair harm done to Black residents
The Alameda County Reparations Commission has 44 recommendations to repair harm done to Black residents
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Some racial justice advocates promote Black homeownership as a form of reparations, seeking to address the longstanding effects of slavery.
Alameda County established a Reparations Commission in March to address racial inequalities for African Americans. The Board of Supervisors has not appointed all 15 commissioners, nor set its first meeting date.
Bishop Williams says his movement is asking for "$21 billion per year from Congress each year from now on to build and rebuild for us homes, businesses, schools and all the things we need throughout the community." That is a tall order!