After Being First Introduced In 1989, A House Committee Will Finally Vote On A Slavery Reparations Bill - The New York Beacon

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After Being First Introduced In 1989, A House Committee Will Finally Vote On A Slavery Reparations Bill - The New York Beacon

After more than three decades of discussion, the House Judiciary Committee is set to vote on a bill that could lead to slavery reparations. The committee took the major step forward this week when it announced its plans to vote on Wednesday, CBS News reported. U.S. Rep. Sheila […]

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