Black Californians May Be Owed Over $200,000 In Reparations: Task Force | The Michigan Chronicle

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Black Californians May Be Owed Over $200,000 In Reparations: Task Force | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images The Reparations Task Force in California has estimated that its Black residents may be owed over $200,000 each for enduring the lasting impacts of racism and slavery. According to Newsweek, the nine-member task force, formed in 2020 through legislation signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, is seeking to compensate descendants of enslaved … Continued

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