Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the ten individuals that will serve on the newly formed Reparations Task Force, created to study the lasting impact of slavery
Two high school students, Damani Williams and Denilson Fanfan, as well as University of Massachusetts student Carrie Mays, 22, will serve on Boston s reparations task force.
don t as i said, they care about one thing, profit. laura: where are all the environmentalists and what s being done in the forest and the water supply and they re not packaging the fun little things you re seeing in the video there and undercutting the cost and selling on the street and taking their control. asemi-man thank you for this warning. staying in california, where we are of course, the states reparation task force met here over the weekend and after recommending last month that black residents should get over 223,000 per person for past housing discrimination but this time they tried to figure out how a state would pay for it. among the suggestions would be taxing the rich of course. there could be a mansion tax, a graduated property tax, a state estate tax and even suggested a tax on t m meta verse. black americans are less likely to gain access to tax
Two authors demanded the US government issue $14 trillion in reparations, over the course of 10 years, for its 'culpable role' in slavery and voter suppression