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California opens the door to reparations for the descendants of enslaved people

Kavon Ward is seen as something of a pioneer in California. Three years ago, in 2020, as the United States was being rocked by major anti-racist demonstrations, Ward decided to launch an (.)

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Calendar events for Jacksonville, Illinois, area this week

A look at events taking place in Jacksonville, Illinois, and surrounding counties

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A state-appointed panel inching toward recommendations for reparations wants a new state agency to handle compensation and services to Black people. Story from @CalMatters.

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California s reparations task force aims to ignite a national paradigm shift

The Golden State is trying to create a path for reparations for the harms of slavery and may be creating a model for more governments to use.

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Weymouth, Rockland priests say no reason to suspect hate crimes

A Boston-based nonprofit says attacks against Catholics were under-reported in the state’s annual report on hate crimes.

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