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Kemone Hendricks, founder and director of Evanston Present and Future, community organizer, and social activist
Are African-American Reparations Needed? A presentation by the Glenview Community Church Speakers’ Forum and Faith in Action Team
Are African-American Reparations Needed?
Who should provide and receive reparations? How do they intersect with our faith as Christians? How can we become involved in the process?
Kemone Hendricks will share the case for reparations and the steps that are needed to promote community healing and equity. She will also highlight the Reparations Ambassador program, which is designed to educate and engage white and non-black allies in the reparations movement. This program will be in-person at GCC at 7 p.m. in the Commons, and simultaneous zooming will be available for home participation via this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcqcu-hqjwoGdTNMDw_owop7eiVfP4pA9U1
All are welcome!
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