National African American Reparations Commission

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National African American Reparations Commission (NAARC) is a group of leaders from across the United States in the fields of law, medicine, journalism, academia, history, civil rights, and social justice advocacy. They are united in a common commitment to fight for reparatory justice, compensation, and restoration of African American communities that were plundered by the historical crimes of slavery, segregation, and colonialism and that continue to be victimized by the legacies of slavery and American apartheid.

Convenor of the NAARC is Dr. Ron Daniels, veteran civil and human rights activist, and Distinguished Lecturer Emeritus, York College, City University of New York.

References

• "Leading Civil Liberties Groups reaffirm support for H.R 40 and put weight behind series of forums, starting in South Carolina".
• "Danny Glover to speak at reparations forum".
• "Advocates still pushing for reparations to descendants of slaves".
• "Address by Sir Hilary Beckles to the NAARC'S Reparations Town Hall in Atlanta".
• "Democratic Politicians Are Throwing Around the New Buzzword 'Reparations,' But Are They Really Serious?".
• "ADDRESS BY SIR HILARY BECKLES TO THE NAARC'S REPARATIONS TOWN HALL IN ATLANTA".
• "The coronavirus pandemic and the demand for reparations".
• "WBAI F.M Vantage Point Hosted by Ron Daniels".
• "National forum on slavery reparations to be held in Charleston".
• "Panelists presented an urgent case to pass House Bill H.R. 40".

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