Reparations Sunday: Black Church Mobilizes for Justice and Reparations, Bridging Faith and Activism in the Community

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Reparations Sunday: Black Church Mobilizes for Justice and Reparations, Bridging Faith and Activism in the Community Nationwide – January 10, 2025 (USANews.com) – In a bold demonstration of faith and activism, the Black church is poised to launch Reparations Sunday, a transformative initiative aimed at advocating for justice and reparations for the descendants of chattel slavery. This movement seeks to unite church congregations and socially conscious individuals, harnessing the historical power of the Black church as a catalyst for change. Addressing Systemic Barriers Through Faith The landscape of government policies has often marginalized Black communities, perpetuating systemic barriers to equality and economic stability. The Black church stands in solidarity with those seeking reparations, actively confronting the historical injustices that have adversely affected African Americans. Reparations Sunday serves as a vital platform for engaging congregations in dialogue and action around reparative justice, fostering collaborations with celebrity activist Chad Lawson Cooper and longtime activist and policy analyst Tamara Johnson-Shealey. The Mission of Reparations Sunday The mission of Reparations Sunday is clear: to unite members of the Black church with socially conscious individuals committed to advocating for reparations. This initiative not only aims to elevate the church's voice in contemporary social justice movements but also addresses the emerging disconnect between traditional church settings and younger generations passionate about social change. By creating an environment where faith meets activism, Reparations Sunday invites churches to step up as community leaders and engage their congregations in meaningful discussions about the importance of reparations. The Framework for Action Reparations Sunday operates on two pivotal fronts: 1. Connecting Believers to Action: This initiative will link individuals seeking a church home with congregations actively engaged in reparations initiatives, fostering a supportive network for those eager to effect positive change within their communities. 2. Mobilizing for Action: Churches will be equipped to host discussions, workshops, and events that focus on the importance of reparations, fostering an inclusive atmosphere where all voices can be heard and valued. Join the Movement On our upcoming 2025 dates— January 26 at Empowerment Temple in Baltimore Maryland and February 2 at Howard University in The Chapel sponsored by Howard University School of Divinity.

February 20th-23rd, May 8th-11th, July 24th-27th, and October 16th-19th—churches across the country will unite in a nationwide call to action. This pivotal movement toward justice and reparations invites community members, activists, and allies to join hands in building bridges of understanding and action. Together, through faith and collective effort, we can create a lasting legacy of hope and equity for future generations. For more information about Reparations Sunday or to find participating churches, please visit https://www.reparationssunday.info/ Contact: Tamara Johnson-Shealey

Policy Analyst The Chad Cooper Company on Broadway Reparations Sunday Division 212-786-6460 Office 678-382-5060 Cell [email protected]

Reparations Sunday: Black Church Mobilizes for Justice and Reparations, Bridging Faith and Activism in the Community

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