"Gov. Hochul Establishes Reparations Commission for Black New Yorkers"

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Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a bill to create a commission in New York that will study potential reparations for Black New Yorkers. The nine-member commission will examine the effects of slavery and make non-binding recommendations on reparations, including compensation, statutory changes, and policy reforms. The commission aims to address the lingering negative effects of slavery and discrimination, with a focus on disparities in housing, policing, income, and incarceration. The commission will convene within the next six months and will have a year to draft a report, after which the legislature can act upon the recommendations.
- Gov. Hochul signs legislation to create commission aimed to study potential reparations for Black New Yorkers WABC-TV
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul Signs Bill Forming Reparations Commission National Review
- Gov. Hochul signs bill to create slavery reparations commissions in New York Daily News
- New York to Consider Reparations for Descendants of Enslaved People The New York Times
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