NYC Council Set to Pass Historic Legislation to Study Slavery and Reparations

In a pivotal moment for racial justice in New York City, the City Council is poised to pass a package of bills that will formally study the lasting impact of slavery in the city and explore potential avenues for reparations. The legislation, which has garnered significant support from council members and activists alike, will establish a committee to investigate the historical role of slavery in New York City, its ongoing legacies, and the communities that continue to be affected.

The New York City council is expected to pass a. . .