inland empire i think is, its places like the bay that is expensive
ADOS in California: The Reparations Bill Has Been Revealed
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This is just a bill to get some funding for a study group.
Once the study group presents its findings, then you're gonna have to get the money to pay those people and like it was said here, California was a free state, so..... their best option would be trying to tax businesses that benefited from slavery and are stationed in CA. Depending on the political climate moving forward, that'll be a hard ticket to sell to the California State Legislature.
Once the study group presents its findings, then you're gonna have to get the money to pay those people and like it was said here, California was a free state, so..... their best option would be trying to tax businesses that benefited from slavery and are stationed in CA. Depending on the political climate moving forward, that'll be a hard ticket to sell to the California State Legislature.
xoxodede
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This isn't just for our ancestors enslavement -- but... PLEASE - Learn the history of the the U.S. - California wasn't admitted to the Union until 1850 -- until then it was NOT free.
ADOS ancestors were not emancipated/freed themselves until 1865.
Uncovering California’s overlooked slave past
California's black slaves and the myth of free soil | California Sun
Antebellum slavery persisted on California soil — both formally and informally — into the 1860s before finally crumbling in the face of legal activism by free African-Americans and the growing power of antislavery Republicans.
xoxodede
Superstar
Not true. California was indeed a Slave State until 1850's.
But Joe Moore says there’s just one problem with that sunny vision of the past — it isn’t true. Though it was admitted to the Union as a “free state,” slavery still existed in 1850s California, and Moore is leading a project to shed light on its contradictory history.
His proof is in print: in an 1852 ad announcing the public auction of a black man valued at $300; newspaper accounts of fugitive slaves who were arrested; and, county records certifying slaves bought their freedom from their owners. Uncovering California’s overlooked slave past
More sources:
California's Last Slave Case
Slavery and the Admission of California into the Union
California's Legacy of Slavery Still Persists Today | KCRW Features
His proof is in print: in an 1852 ad announcing the public auction of a black man valued at $300; newspaper accounts of fugitive slaves who were arrested; and, county records certifying slaves bought their freedom from their owners. Uncovering California’s overlooked slave past
More sources:
California's Last Slave Case
Slavery and the Admission of California into the Union
California's Legacy of Slavery Still Persists Today | KCRW Features
You got 3 kids and a wife.
Not giving up the man cave big fella
I can add a tent in the back and that's that.Fixed.
How bout building an add on?
Being that they entered the US as a free state, it’s highly unlikely, any of that is relevant when it comes to US paying reparations.
dj-method-x
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This is literally the exact same as HR 40. Why is this good and HR 40 bad?
Look at all those evil democrats y'all love to hate doing God's work though
Look at all those evil democrats y'all love to hate doing God's work though
Its not the exact same thing you fukking idiotThis is literally the exact same as HR 40. Why is this good and HR 40 bad?
Look at all those evil democrats y'all love to hate doing God's work though
xoxodede
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Nothing is wrong with H.R. 40 -- we are requesting edits and for control of who is on the commission.This is literally the exact same as HR 40. Why is this good and HR 40 bad?
Look at all those evil democrats y'all love to hate doing God's work though
No one has said the Dems are evil- just cause we don't want to join licking Bernies Booty hole -- and calling him out on his anti-Black American perception -- and how he doesn't think even support reparations.
EVEN though he signed H.R. 40 -- and states he will sign the bill to study it -- aka PANDERING - don't get mad bae.
xoxodede
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bump
DOGGFATHER96
Pro
Back when it was apart of Mexico, slavery was heavy.
