- Maryland lawmakers have decided to proceed with a study on slavery reparations, despite an initial veto by Governor Wes Moore.
- The state legislature successfully overrode the governor’s veto to establish a commission focused on examining the legacy of slavery in Maryland.
- The primary objective of the commission is to study the long-term impacts of racial discrimination and the historical implications of slavery.
- This initiative represents a significant step by the Maryland legislature in addressing historical racial injustices and considering potential reparations.
- The commission’s findings are expected to provide insights and recommendations on how to address the socio-economic disparities resulting from slavery and its aftermath.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/maryland-study-slavery-reparations-after-lawmakers-override-dem-governors-veto)
