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Devine Prince, President of the U.S. Freedmen Project, stated that the group does not expect financial compensation from New York officials due to delays in a reparations study. The state commission's deadline has been extended to 2029, prompting criticism from the NYCLU and lineage advocates who argue for stricter criteria for reparations based on direct descent from enslaved individuals.
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Devine Prince, President of the U.S. Freedmen Project, stated that the group does not expect financial compensation from New York officials due to delays in a reparations study. The state commission's deadline has been extended to 2029, prompting criticism from the NYCLU and lineage advocates who argue for stricter criteria for reparations based on direct descent from enslaved individuals.
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Reparations activist does not expect compensation from New York officials as action is delayed for years
Reparations Activist Expects No Compensation from New York Officials Amid Delays