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Pastimes : Slavery Reparations
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To: LPS5 who wrote (63)8/21/2002 7:55:46 PM
From: PatiBob  Read Replies (1) of 203
 
According to this article in the Houston Chronicle, it's gaining momentum.

Conyers, D-Mich., has been introducing a House bill that would establish a commission to examine slavery and recommend remedies, including the possibility of reparations, during every session since 1989.

Within the past few years a number of cities, including Dallas, Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago and New York, have passed or considered supporting Conyers' efforts.
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