Alameda County supervisors voted 5–0 on June 30 to approve a reparations plan for Black residents, adopting 43 recommendations aimed at addressing long‑standing racial inequities.
The bill creates a 23‑member voluntary commission to review federal, state and local policies from 1877 to 1965, covering the post‑Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras, and...
Attorneys representing the last known survivors of the Tulsa race massacre, said they will appeal a judge's dismissal of a lawsuit seeking reparations.
Bruce's Beach, the Southern California beachfront property that was taken from its Black owners during the Jim Crow era and returned to their descendants last year, will be sold back to...
Bruce's Beach was returned to the descendants of its Black owners after it was taken by the city of Manhattan Beach during the Jim Crow era.
Three survivors of the 1921 massacre that saw a white mob kill hundreds of Black residents and destroy a thriving Black business district in Tulsa, Okla.,...
The remaining Tulsa massacre survivors will receive another reparations payment from the community.
Johnson told Vice News the $14 trillion payout would be enough money to close the racial wealth gap.
Evanston, Il will be the first city in the US to distribute reparations to repay Black residents for accumulated losses incurred by racism.
The Princeton Theological Seminary, in Princeton, NJ, has set aside $27 million to pay reparations for its ties to slavery.