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BHM Events: Hard Conversations and Reparations - Precinct Reporter Group News

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By Dianne Anderson Celebrations of good times and energetic fun for Black History Month are breaking out about town, while other more cerebral thinkers will be brainstorming the next frontier in the battle for social justice. Reparations are still up for discussion focused on growth and sustainability, but it's not just all about the money. LaVerne Duncan, longtime community activist, is inviting the community out to hear expert panelist discussions to cover how reparations work as a collective united effort in righting historical wrongs, and promoting healing. But first, on Thursday, February 20, the Black History Long Beach celebration luncheon […]

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