ST. LOUIS — In an effort to pressure St. Louis University officials to honor and support the descendants of slaves who helped build the campus, civil rights attorney Areva Martin on Thursday announced $70 billion in reparations owed to them.
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Photo by Diamond Dust Photography “Although the City of Palm Springs formally apologized for its role in the devastation of this community and announced plans to hire a reparations consultant to develop a plan and negotiate a settlement, counsel for these families known as the Palm Springs Section 14 Survivors says that negotiations are at a standstill. “
Photo by Diamond Dust Photography Palm Springs’ News Channel 3 covers the Section 14 Survivors & Descendants MLK Day rally, symbolic march and interfaith service on January 15, 2024. Tap the link for the story.
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Photo by Taya Gray/The Desert Sun On January 15, 2024, a diverse group of people of different races, religions and affiliations joined Attorney Areva Martin and Palm Springs’ Section 14 Survivors & Descendants for an MLK Day rally, symbolic march and interfaith service at United Methodist Church of Palm Springs. Tap the button to read
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Photos and video of the event are also available (please attribute to Diamond Dust Photography): https://diamonddustphotography.smugmug.com/MLK-Section-14-March About Palm Springs Section 14 Survivors: Palm Springs Section 14 Survivors is a non-profit group deeply rooted in the history and legacy of Palm Springs, composed of more than 1,000 survivors and descendants of Palm Springs Section 14. Section 14,
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