An Act establishing a commission to study reparations in Massachusetts
This bill establishes a commission in Massachusetts to study the history of slavery and its lasting effects on African Americans and their descendants. The commission is tasked with researching specific historical injustices, such as redlining and discriminatory laws, and developing proposals for reparations that may include financial compensation, public apologies, or other forms of redress. The legislation does not mandate immediate payment but focuses on creating a formal body to investigate these issues and recommend potential solutions for addressing historical harm.
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1 primary · 4 co-sponsors
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Liz Miranda
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Jason Lewis
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Lydia Edwards
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Mindy Domb
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Russell Holmes
DDemocratic
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