Reparations
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‘The Big Payback’ in Evanston shows that reparations are possible
PBS documentary follows local and federal efforts to compensate Black Americans
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In Providence, a ‘down payment’ on reparations brings a glimmer of hope
Rhode Island’s capital dedicates $10 million to help close the wealth and equity gap
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William ‘Sandy’ Darity insists federal dollars are the only path to full reparations
Duke professor’s book ‘From Here to Equality’ moves topic from the fantastical to the possible
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Descendants of Jesuit slaves say church is delaying promised reparations
A letter warns that Jesuits might ‘betray’ descendants as church betrayed their ancestors
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H.R. 40, the federal bill to study reparations, appears stalled once again
Despite committee approval in February, a vote in the full House isn’t on the schedule
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Does a foundation’s $1 million gift to Tulsa Massacre survivors count as reparations?
While the money is welcome, some argue the people and governments who committed the wrongs still need to pay up
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Amid push for reparations, Jesuits and Georgetown to spend $1 billion on racial reconciliation and education
The plan was sparked by a reexamination of the school’s 1838 sale of enslaved Black people
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California task force narrowly approves plan to restrict reparations
After bitter debate, group decides not all Black residents should be eligible
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A year after the centennial of the Tulsa Massacre, reparations are a distant hope
A $30 million history center divides Black residents as the last remaining victims pursue a lawsuit