I can't believe this....What's next?
Chicago suburb to be first in US to pay reparations to black residents who will be offered $25,000 towards home ownership so long as they or their relatives lived there between 1919 and 1969 - and they'll use tax on legal marijuana to pay for it
Chicago suburb Evanston could become first to offer black residents reparations
The City Council committed to utilize tax revenue collected from sales of recreational cannabis to support reparations with pledge of $10M over 10 years
Evanston officials are expected to vote on March 22 about whether the first $400,000 will be dedicated to addressing housing needs
Under this portion of the program, residents would get $25,000 to use toward homeownership, home improvement and mortgage assistance
In order to qualify, residents must have lived in Evanston between 1919 to 1969
Residents can also qualify if they are direct descendant of a black person who lived in Evanston between 1919 to 1969 and suffered discrimination in housing
Some feel reparations will only go so far and systemic racism in policy needs to be addressed
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ck-people.html
Chicago suburb to be first in US to pay reparations to black residents who will be offered $25,000 towards home ownership so long as they or their relatives lived there between 1919 and 1969 - and they'll use tax on legal marijuana to pay for it
Chicago suburb Evanston could become first to offer black residents reparations
The City Council committed to utilize tax revenue collected from sales of recreational cannabis to support reparations with pledge of $10M over 10 years
Evanston officials are expected to vote on March 22 about whether the first $400,000 will be dedicated to addressing housing needs
Under this portion of the program, residents would get $25,000 to use toward homeownership, home improvement and mortgage assistance
In order to qualify, residents must have lived in Evanston between 1919 to 1969
Residents can also qualify if they are direct descendant of a black person who lived in Evanston between 1919 to 1969 and suffered discrimination in housing
Some feel reparations will only go so far and systemic racism in policy needs to be addressed
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ck-people.html


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