Freshman Congressman Takes Aim at White Supremacy

Proposes Law to Finally End It and Pay Black People for Services Rendered

Newly elected Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) was in the Capitol building on January 6. He was not on the House floor that day, however, for he had been warned to remain in his office as “protests” against the certification of President Joe Biden’s victory by Trump supporters grew louder, rowdier, and, yes, as we all witnessed in real time, ultimately violent and deadly.

But Bowman’s bill is only his first sortie in a laudable, if ambitious, Congressional mission: to force the federal government to once and for all —…

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