"N.Y. Gov. Hochul Takes Action: Establishes Slavery Reparations Commission for Racial Justice"

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation to create a commission that will study the history of slavery in the state and consider reparations. The committee, consisting of nine members, will have a year to draft a report before presenting it to the public. Activists and leaders have praised the move, highlighting the ongoing impacts of slavery, such as Black poverty and maternal mortality. New York is the second state, after California, to undertake a study on reparations.
- N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul signs controversial legislation to create slavery reparations commission CBS New York
- 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
- Hochul expected to sign slavery reparation commission bill on Tuesday Spectrum News
- Governor Hochul Continues New York's Leadership on Racial Equity, Signs Legislation Establishing Commission to Study Reparations and Racial Justice ny.gov
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