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Last Black Man in SF Looking Forward to Reparations from City of SF

The SF Board of Supervisors announced today it would create a reparations fund, which was well received by San Francisco's last African American. Previously 13% of the population,  African Americans have largely fled the high cost of living for greener pastures. James Spear, the beneficiary, was positive, telling us "I'm glad. I may even have a get together with friends & family - it's next week in Oakland."

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