US EditionSupporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
- Advocates of reparations in San Francisco are calling for recommendations to address the racial wealth gap and improve the lives of Black residents. They are pushing for a $5 million payment to eligible adults and other measures to address historic discrimination.
- While the city has allocated $4 million for a reparations office, no action has been taken on major recommendations. The city supervisors have expressed support for reparations but have not backed individual proposals.
- San Francisco Mayor London Breed believes reparations should be handled at the federal level, although she is committed to uplifting marginalized communities.
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Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Reparations advocates urged San Francisco supervisors Tuesday to adopt recommendations aimed at shrinking the racial wealth gap and otherwise improving the lives of Black residents as atonement for decades of discriminatory city policies, including the granting of a lump-sum $5 million payment to every eligible adult.
Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Reparations advocates urged San Francisco supervisors Tuesday to adopt recommendations aimed at shrinking the racial wealth gap and otherwise improving the lives of Black residents as atonement for decades of discriminatory city policies, including the granting of a lump-sum $5 million payment to every eligible adult. San Francisco's Board of Supervisors was expected to vote Tuesday to accept the final reparations plan issu…
Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
By JANIE HAR Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — More than 200 people rallied outside San Francisco’s City Hall to urge supervisors to act on reparations for Black residents. San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors was expected to vote Tuesday to accept the final reparations plan issued by the city’s African American Reparations Advisory Committee. The city has set aside $4 million to open an office of reparations but has not committed to major p…
Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
By JANIE HAR Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — More than 200 people rallied outside San Francisco’s City Hall to urge supervisors to act on reparations for Black residents. San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors was expected to vote Tuesday to accept the final reparations plan issued by the city’s African American Reparations Advisory Committee. The city has set aside $4 million to open an office of reparations but has not committed to major p…
Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
By JANIE HAR Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — More than 200 people rallied outside San Francisco’s City Hall to urge supervisors to act on reparations for Black residents. San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors was expected to vote Tuesday to accept the final reparations plan issued by the city’s African American Reparations Advisory Committee. The city has set aside $4 million to open an office of reparations but has not committed to major p…
Supporters of reparations for Black residents urge San Francisco to push forward
More than 200 people rallied outside San Francisco's City Hall to urge supervisors to act on reparations for Black residents. San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors was expected to vote Tuesday
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