NY lawmakers push for slavery reparations
for black residents
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 12/6/2022 9:10:09 AM
Some New York lawmakers are renewing the push for a state law that would lay the groundwork to pay reparations to black residents whose ancestors were enslaved. Proponents gained steam after a task force in California last week recommended that the Golden State shell out $569 billion in reparations to slaves’ descendents there, or $223,200 apiece, because of lingering housing discrimination practices. A previously proposed New York measure called for creating a commission to study the impact of slavery and providing reparations but failed to pass the legislature. It is now being revised, backers said.
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What about those who have ancestors who died in the Civil War to end slavery? What about the sex slavery happening now? One of my ancestors died in the civil warso that we might today live in freedom!