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Reparations After the Study Commissions: Which Governments Are Actually Doing Something?
While Evanston has distributed millions in reparations, states including California, New York, and Maryland continue struggling to turn historical findings into meaningful financial restitution for Black American Freedmen.
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Should France Forgive Haitian Debt as Part of Reparations?
France cannot unilaterally erase Haiti’s modern debts because most are owed elsewhere, but financing Haitian debt relief alongside infrastructure investment and restitution could transform reparations from an apology into genuine economic repair.
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Confederate Names on Public Monuments and Schools Should Face a Constitutional Reckoning
Confederate monuments and school names are not currently categorically unconstitutional, but there is a powerful argument that government-sponsored Confederate honors, particularly those rooted in discriminatory intent, conflict with the Fourteenth Amendment’s promise of equal citizenship.
