A Maryland bill to create a commission to study and recommend future reparations for slavery and racial discrimination is heading to Gov. Wes Moore’s (D) desk for consideration.
The bill, a top priority of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland, passed in a 101-36 vote in the state’s House on Wednesday.
The legislation outlines a host of potential reparations, including official statements of apology, financial compensation, assistance with making a down payment on a home, debt forgiveness and tuition payment waivers for higher education…