Supporters 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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