Palm Springs' Section 14, home to working poor Black and Latino families, razed in the 1960s for commercial development without compensation, leading to current reparations quest amid stalled negotiations.
Residents demand compensation for losses and racial trauma, facing hurdles as some oppose settlements without a thorough assessment, while the Native American landowners' stance remains undisclosed.
Challenges in Palm Springs reparations highlight the complexity at the intersection of race, wealth, and power, as negotiations stall and conflicting perspectives emerge among residents and stakeholders.
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