Mystery as San Francisco reverend who helped devise plan to hand city’s black residents $5m each now REJECTS idea alongside local NAACP chapter
Reverend Amos Brown is the vice chair of Gov Gavin Newsom’s nine-person reparation committee – and is also a member of the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee (AARAC). Dr Brown, 82, is also quoted on the AARAC proposal, which was published in December, which suggested awarding every black resident $5million, wipe their personal debt, guarantee a $97,000 income for 250 years and $1 homes. But on behalf of the San Francisco NAACP , Dr Brown has now said they reject the $5million reparations idea. He and the anti-racism group are instead calling for the city to redirect their focus onto education, jobs, housing, healthcare and a cultural center for blacks.
‘Don’t you know who I am?’ San Francisco reparations committee president ‘launched foul-mouthed tirade at black City Hall staffer who asked him to remove his belt for security check’
Woke Shamann Walton, who heads up the board that wants to award every black resident $5million, is accused of refusing to remove his belt for a security check last June.
San Franciscans line up to support reparations plan to give every black resident $5M, wipe personal debt, hand out $97K guaranteed incomes and homes for just $1 – but no one asks how city will pay
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors on Tuesday held its first hearing to listen to the public’s views on a plan for reparations – which would see the struggling city hand out cash to black residents.
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