New York Bar Association President T. Andrew Brown speaks at the Law Day Ceremony since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic at the New York Court of Appeals on May 2, 2022 in Albany, New York. Photo: Alexander R. West/ALM
The New York State Bar Association is scheduled to host a program on Monday that will “examine the economic impact of slavery and structural racism on African Americans and explore the forms that reparations can take,” according to the group.
Titled, “Closing The Wealth Gap: Restitution, Reparations, And Other Remedies,” the two-hour program will feature three policy-expert panelists, according to the bar association, who will discuss and consider forms of reparations ranging from “systemic initiatives to offset longstanding injustices to monetary payments, apologies, scholarships, settlements and more.”
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