Posts Tagged ‘Reparations’
Contact President Biden: Sign an Executive Order for Reparations
From our activist allies at the Racial Justice Coalition (RJC): There is a growing movement for Black reparations nationwide at local and state levels. However, federal support for reparations via…
Read MoreCommunity Reparations Commission Meeting
The next scheduled meeting for the Community Reparations Commission is February 19, at 6 pm at the Harrah’s Cherokee Center.
Read MoreCommunity Reparations Commission Meeting
The next scheduled meeting for the Community Reparations Commission is December 4th, at 6 pm at the Harrah’s Cherokee Center located at 87 Haywood Street.
Read MoreCommunity Reparations Commission Meeting
The next scheduled meeting for the Community Reparations Commission is November 6, at 6 pm at the Harrah’s Cherokee Center located at 87 Haywood Street.
Read MoreCommunity Reparations Commission Meeting
The next scheduled meeting for the Community Reparations Commission is October 16, at 6 pm at the Harrah’s Cherokee Center located at 87 Haywood Street.
Read MoreA Key Turning Point in the Local Reparations Movement
We met an important goal earlier this month: over 2000 signers of our Reparations Are Due Pledge. Now there is more to do!
Read MoreCall To Action: Reparations Executive Order
Speak out for reparations for all Black Americans by urging President Biden to appoint a federal commission to study reparations.
Read MoreThe Reparations Process in Asheville: A Panel Discussion
The RJC invites you to the Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church on Sunday, July 16th, 7 to 8:30 pm, for the next in its Summer Racial Justice Series, “The Reparations Process in Asheville: “A Panel Discussion.”
Read MoreRacial Justice Coalition Community Call
You’re invited to join a Community Call on Wednesday, June 14th at 5 pm.
Read MoreReparations Are Due! Show Your Support, Take the Pledge
Indivisible AVL enthusiastically supports the healing work of the Racial Justice Coalition in our community, including their major new campaign called “Reparations Are Due.” The Asheville City Council and the…
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