Boston rejects reparations report from Tufts historian

Boston has canceled a report on its history of slavery after the lead researcher, a former Tufts professor, was accused of factual errors and misrepresentation in a related book. The city withdrew $335,000 paid to Tufts, citing the inability to find a qualified replacement researcher, and indicated the research would not be used in their reparations efforts. The report, intended to cover Boston's role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade from 1620 to 1940, was never completed, prompting the city to explore other options for addressing its historical legacy.

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