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Home » From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century

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Durham City Council Members Approve Reparations Resolution

by Thomasi McDonald 10/16/202001/10/2023

“Federal reparations are the best way to account and compensate Black Americans for the many decades of government policy that have advantaged white people and disadvantaged Black people,” says Mayor Pro Tem Jillian Johnson.

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The Call for Reparations Is Ringing Out Again. Can Durham Get It Done?

by Thomasi McDonald 07/15/202001/10/2023

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