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The Descendants of Rosewood Foundation, Inc. announced the Remembering Rosewood Centennial commemoration, honoring the legacy of bravery, determination, and perseverance of the eight families impacted by the Rosewood Massacre of 1923.
Muhammad Kenyatta was a renowned legal scholar, law professor and civil rights activist who sued the U.S. federal government in 1969 for harassment by the FBI’s illegal Counterintelligence Program, more widely known by its abbreviation Cointelpro.
Looking to our future that begins with 2023, certain concerns may take center stage—including prospects for Reparations and all that it portends.
After officially becoming a republic in 2021—breaking 396 years of the British monarchy’s control over the island—Barbados government officials have begun to seek reparations from the descendants of onetime slave-owning families and plantation holders.
This seven-person Amherst committee has been planning a special listening session since the fall to gather feedback from the community related to reparations ideas and how to implement them.
Providence councilwoman affirms the importance of the investments in the city’s $10 million reparations budget, but takes issue with categorizing them as “reparations.”
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