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Boston's long-delayed racial history report faces controversy after Tufts historian Kerri Greenidge, a lead researcher, left under unclear circumstances amid allegations of poor scholarship. The report, part of the city's efforts to address its legacy of racism and consider reparations, was expected by 2025 but is now incomplete, with the city moving forward based on available work. Public hearings are scheduled to begin later this year to discuss policy reforms targeting systemic inequities linked to slavery's legacy.
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