Yesterday, I noted California was poised to commit climate suicide, as green justice policies would revert the Golden State into a barren wasteland.
Not content with mere climate suicide, the policymakers in the state are going full steam ahead with social suicide in the form of a comprehensive reparations plan.
A California task force on reparations – the first of its kind in the nation – is set to release a report on Wednesday outlining several ways to address what it believes to be wrongs committed by the state against Black Americans.The report calls for expanded voter registration, policies to hold police more accountable in cases of alleged brutality, and recommends the creation of a special office that would, in part, help Black Americans who descended from free or enslaved Black people in the country at the end of the 19th century document their eligibility for financial restitution.The report, which runs 500 pages, will be the first government-commissioned study on harms against the African American community since the 1968 Kerner Commission report ordered by President Lyndon Johnson, task force Chair Kamilah Moore said.
These progressive plans are senseless, especially in light of the recent diversity move that will endanger the lives of black children.
The California State Senate voted Thursday to end a requirement that students who threaten violence against school officials be reported.Before the California law was passed, existing law stated that whenever a school official is “attacked, assaulted, or physically threatened by any pupil,” staff was “required to promptly report the incident to specified law enforcement authorities.” The new bill repealed this requirement.California passed the law just two days after an 18-year-old gunman opened fire on an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, killing two adults and 19 children….he sponsor of the bill, California State Sen. Steven Bradford, told the Daily Caller, “Our existing system has led to alarming disparities in the type of students who are most likely to suffer these harms. Black students, Latinx students, students of color, and students with disabilities are disproportionately referred to law enforcement, cited, and arrested.”
All the reparations recommendations will do is permit grifters to continue grifting.
[Task force Chair Kamilah] Moore said that a state Office of African American or American Freedmen Affairs could help African American residents file claims and trace their lineage to prove eligibility for individual restitution.The task force in its draft report also recommends compensating people who were forced out of their homes for construction projects such as parks and highways and general renewal, as happened to San Francisco’s historically Black and once-thriving Fillmore neighborhood.
Unfortunately, the California plan is the template the race activists want to use across the country for the rest of the nation.
The interim report’s recommendations focus on California, but the work taking place in the nation’s largest state is being looked at as a potential model for reparations efforts in other parts of the country and as a way to build momentum for a reparations bill that has been introduced for decades in Congress.”There’s a history of policies first being championed in California and then being replicated throughout the states and even by the federal government,” task force Chair Kamilah Moore said. “I hope that reparations for African Americans is one of those policy issues that … will reverberate to other states and to the federal level, as well.”
The proposal is being met with a hefty about of skepticism.
It will be interesting to see how excited Californians are about these proposals, given the escalating price of food and gas and the chronic crime and homelessness problems. The state has its election on June 7th, and it may offer a clue as to how satisfied Californians are with the current “utopia.”
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