Reparative
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Reparative
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A memorial or memorial event expressly designed or used to redress past acts or commemorations of persons or events identified with racial injustice. A reparative memorial also may work to rectify conditions that perpetuate unjust practices linked to the legacies of American slavery, such as omissions in archival collections or misleading or incomplete public history accounts.
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