Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pursuing reparations for Black Chicagoans through the "Repair Chicago" forum, even as the ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has launched a new initiative aimed at improving the lives of Black residents using $500,000 of city funds. The effort, part of the city’s reparations task force, ...

Chicago has begun public forums to gather input for a reparations study. The initiative comes two years after forming a reparations task force. The effort unfolds as the city faces significant ...

Two years after naming Carla Kupe as chief equity officer and charging her with overseeing the work of a $500,000 reparations ...

Johnson's team set aside $500,000 to launch a Reparations Task Force and tapped Carla Kupe as chief equity officer to help steer the work, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The executive order ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Nearly two years into the California reparations task force’s work, the group still has yet to make key decisions that will be at the heart of its final report recommending ...

Detroit’s Reparations Task Force is publicly distancing itself from policy recommendations drafted by Co-Chair Keith Williams without other members' input due to his frustrations with a perceived lack ...

Fulton County extends the Reparations Task Force for two more years. Panel presented findings on the impacts of slavery, Jim Crow, and racial discrimination. Extension allows more time to finalize ...

FULTON COUNTY, GA — A task force studying reparations for Black residents in Fulton County meets Thursday evening to hear the findings of a long-awaited report detailing the ongoing impact of slavery ...

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved two resolutions at the Wednesday meeting, extending the county’s Reparation Task Force by two years. This means the 13-member task force panel will ...

(FOX40.COM )– Two pieces of legislation that could make it possible for Black people to receive reparations for slavery are moving forward. • Video Above: How does a bill become law? SB 437 and SB 518 ...