Black leaders in Saint Paul, Minnesota said the hiring of an Asian aide to the city's reparations commission showed 'total disrespect' to the Black community.
As the debate on reparations in America intensifies, thought leaders from across the country share their unique perspectives with 'Fox News Digital.'has withdrawn her name after Black community leaders protested her hiring over concerns that she did not understand African Americans'"lived experience" in the city.
Trahern Crews, a leader of the Saint Paul's reparation movement, insisted the protest was"not about the person." A boy holds a sign calling for reparations on the 106th anniversary of the 1915 Armenian Genocide during a protest outside of the Turkish Ambassadors Residence in Washington, DC on April 24, 2021.Black Lives Matter Twin Cities leader Chauntyll Allen, who also serves as a Saint Paul school board member, agreed with others at the Tuesday newscast that the City Council needs to take a second look at the applicant pool and consider qualified Black candidates.
Reacting to concerns from Black leaders, the lead author of the reparations ordinance, Council Member Jane Prince, said she had little involvement in the hiring process for the aide position.
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