Asheville, N.C., Moves to Address Reparations for Its Black Residents
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Unity through Reparations
Dear Editor: I want to express my profound appreciation to all the people who voted for…
The people will win! Don’t forget to vote on Aug. 27
Dear Editor: Election Day is right around the corner, Aug. 27 to be exact, and it may…
Reparations campaigns getting national attention and local support!
Dear Editor: I am Anne Hirsch running for District 5 City Council. I want to thank all…
Write Black Americans a Check Already
BY WILLIAM DARITY JR. AND KIRSTEN MULLEN | In These Times This piece is a response…
Cainion running for District 7 City Council
Eritha Akile Cainion held a press conference May 8 announcing her candidacy for District…
Hirsch throws her name in the hat for District 5 City Council
Dear Editor: My name is Anne Hirsch and, with the support of the people, will be your…
Reparations and Redlining: It’s Time to Take the Bull by the Horns
By Martin Levine | Non Profit Quarterly Earlier this year, NPQ put its focus on the…
Slavery and a Transnational History of Reparations
By Guy Emerson Mount | Black Perspectives Reparations for slavery are arguably…
CURED to sponsor a People’s Forum
ST. PETERSBURG — Communities United for Reparations and Economic Development (CURED)…
How the U.S. Government Locked Black Americans Out of Attaining the American Dream
Emma Roller, Splinter News The wealth gap between white Americans and black Americans is…
MLK’s case for reparations included disadvantaged whites
What does white America owe black America? To even broach that question 50 years after…