California task force to study paying reparations for slavery - Los Angeles Times

  1. California task force to study paying reparations for slavery  Los Angeles Times
  2. Could California’s policies work on a federal scale under a Biden-Harris administration?  Fox News
  3. California Rolls Out Diversity Quotas for Corporate Boards  The Wall Street Journal
  4. Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes bill to aid low-income immigrants  Los Angeles Times
  5. California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Opening Door To Paying Slavery Reparations  Deadline
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