Roadmap to Reparations
Discriminatory mortgage lending. Private prison investments. Police foundation funding. Wells Fargo has a long, storied history of exploiting Black people for profit. Now it’s time they pay reparations. Learn more about Wells Fargo’s racist practices and how organizers are rising up to demand justice for Black people through H.R. 40 and more in this beautiful, illustrated timeline by Paloma Rae.
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