It's unclear whether any reparations package California adopts would survive a challenge in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
, doesn’t include a overall price tag or a specific dollar amount for how much the state’s Black residents would be owed. Rather, it includes a set of mathematical formulas used to figure out how much is owed to residents based on certain factors, including their age, how long they’ve lived in California, and the specific type of harm they’ve suffered.
Ultimately, the task force recommended that qualifying residents should be paid about $3,366 for every year spent in California during that 44-year span. That means that, under the task force’s recommendations, a qualifying person who has lived in California since 1960 would receive $57,222 in reparations for the practice of redlining alone.
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