Educational Tools
Below are personally curated digital presentations on the following: general overview of the CA Reparations Task Force; narrowly tailored digital presentations corresponding to each of the 12 chapters in interim report; and digital presentations presented by Chair Moore to task force on: 1) eligibility, 2) revival of Freedmen's Bureau, and 3) report back re: economics advisory committee.
A comprehensive overview of AB-3121, the work product of the California Reparations Task Force, and key findings from each chapter of the task force's historic nearly 1100-page final report (+ information on pending reparations legislation).
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Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating enslavement.
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Racial Terror
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating racial terror.
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Political Disenfranchisement
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating political disenfranchisement.
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Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating housing segregation.
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Separate and Unequal Education
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating separate and unequal education.
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Racism in Environment & Infrastructure
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating racism/casteism in the enviroment and infrasturcture.
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Pathologizing Black Families
Presentation on California and the United States' role in pathologizing the African American family.
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Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating the control over creative, cultural, and intellectual life of African Americans.
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Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating stolen labor and hindered opportunity.
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Unjust Legal System
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating an unjust legal system against African Americans.
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Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating mental and physical harm and neglect against African Americans.
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Wealth Gap
Presentation on California and the United States' role in perpetuating the wealth gap between African Americans and European Americans.
March 2023: Proposal from Enslavement Advisory Committee on potential California American Freedmen Affairs Agency
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March 2022: Presentation Chair Moore made to task force ahead of historic 5-4 eligibility vote
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Makes argument: AB-3121 statutory provisions, legislative intent, history of U.S. reparations movement, and domestic, and international law point to lineage/political classification standard for purposes of determining the community of eligibility.
December 2022: Proposal from Economics Advisory Committee, exploring questions related to reparations in the form of compensation.
