The initiative comes after decades of Black farmers accusing the USDA of discrimination and being denied loans crucial for their livelihoods and land preservation.
generational wealth
Making the most of your money: wealth-building 101
Wealth building provides financial stability while ensuring lifestyle maintenance and financial independence during retirement.
Black family whose beachfront properties were seized 100 years ago, sells land to the county for $20 million
In the 1920s, the beach resort was extremely popular with African American tourists. At that time, Black people were not permitted on White beaches.
100 years later Tulsa still seeking justice
White settlers of Tulsa carried out a pogrom targeted Greenwood, as Black Tulsa was known, a community so prosperous and self-contained that Booker T. Washington dubbed it ‘Black Wall Street.’
Reparations: a philosophical exploration
Of all the details that need to be addressed in devising a workable plan for reparations, perhaps none is as immediate as the question of reparations for what, exactly?
