Pro-reparations group calls for dismissal of lawsuit against Evanston program

From The Chicago Tribune: Reparations United and its executive director, Kamm Howard, have come to the defense of Evanston’s reparations program amid a lawsuit that alleges the city’s use of race to determine benefits is unconstitutional. A May 30 news release from Howard and the group argues the suit, filed by the conservative group, Judicial […]

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First U.S. city to offer Black residents reparations faces class-action lawsuit

From The Washington Times: The first U.S. city to offer reparations to Black residents now faces a federal class-action lawsuit alleging its program discriminates against non-Black residents in violation of the Constitution. The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch filed the class-action suit last month against Evanston, Illinois. The city of about 75,000 people outside Chicago […]

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US Air Force promoted drag events on military bases, internal documents show

From Christian Post: Freedom of Information Act documents obtained by Judicial Watch and CatholicVote.org purport to show that the U.S. Air Force has used taxpayer money to promote drag shows, drag queen story hours and other LGBT pride events for military personnel and their children. After multiple “no records” responses to their repeated inquiries, the […]

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