A bill that would advance the fight for reparations is moving up the legislative ladder in Congress, opening the door for a national conversation about
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It took nearly three weeks for East New York, Brooklyn resident Jason Minnis to get his mother-in-law a vaccine appointment in their majority-black neighborhood. Many