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Tell New York lawmakers: Support Bill A5603 for CORRECTIVE reparations legislation. Assembly Bill A7691 is unconstitutional — making THIS task force a waste of time, state funding, & a legally flawed endeavor.
1 Send Email #1 >>> Corrective Legislation Email
🧠What Is Disaggregation?
Disaggregation means breaking down broad racial categories like “Black” into more specific groups—such as Freedmen/Foundational Black American, Jamaican, Nigerian, Haitian, etc. This gives us accurate data on the unique conditions each group faces.
📊 Why It Matters:
✔️ Policy with Precision:
Data disaggregation allows lawmakers to target resources to communities that need them most—like housing, education, and healthcare.
✔️ Supports Reparations:
You can’t repair what you don’t measure. Disaggregated data is a necessary foundation for lineage-based reparations policies.
✔️ It’s Already Happened—for Others:
New York State has already passed disaggregation laws for Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Middle Eastern & North African (MENA) communities.
Black communities deserve the same.
Tell New York lawmakers: Support Bill A6341A/ S7664—our future depends on it.
Sign all 3 letters on Action Network
2 Send Email #2 >>> SEND EMAIL 2 To NYS Black Task Force
3 Send Email #3 >>> SEND EMAIL 3 To NYS Legislators
4 Send Email #4 >>> SEND EMAIL 4 To Gov. Kathy Hochul
Request the Commission get Andre Barnes @NumbersUSA to do a presentation for a hearing on HOW IMMIGRATION HURTS FBA
5 Send Email #5 >>> SEND EMAIL 5
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Ghana To Lay Wreath At New York Burial- Ground Ahead Of UN Reparations Resolution
Tuesday March 24 2026
https://www.nps.gov/afbg/index.htm
212 238-4367
Site opens: 8 AM EST
Museum Tour: 10 AM EST
Attendees are permitted to place two flowers per person at the reinterment site or on rails. Encased candles may be held, but burning is strictly prohibited. For further inquiries, please contact "BX The Gatekeeper on TikTok."
290 Broadway, 1st Floor
Between Duane Street and Reade Street
New York, NY 10007
290 Broadway, on the first floor of the Ted Weiss Federal Building in Lower Manhattan. The outside memorial is located at the intersection of African Burial Ground Way (formerly Elk Street) and Duane Street. Please note, Google maps only directs you to the outside memorial, not the Visitor Center.
The African Burial Ground National Monument is easily accessible by public transportation. We do not recommend driving, as parking in New York City is difficult.
By Public Transportation
The African Burial Ground National Monument is accessible by multiple subway lines within a 4-block radius, including:
1, 2, 3 [Chambers Street]
A, C [Chambers Street]
R [City Hall]
4, 5, 6 [Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall]
J, Z [Chambers Street]