In California, Black lawmakers share a reparations plan with few direct payments
Briefly

If approved, the proposals would expand access to career technical education, fund community-driven solutions to violence and eliminate occupational licensing fees for people with criminal records. Another proposal would pay for programs that increase life expectancy, better educational outcomes or lift certain groups out of poverty.
Not one person who is a descendant who is unhoused will be off the street from that list of proposals. Not one single mom who is struggling who is a descendant will be helped. Not one dime of the debt that's owed is being repaid.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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