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Establish a National Commission for Racial Truth and Reconciliation.

Created by D.W. on July 08, 2015

Furling the confederate flag is a step toward reconciliation, yet much more is required for our nation to heal its wounds of racial injustice. As we collectively seek a more perfect union, a significant step in creating a genuine and productive national conversation around race would be the call by President Obama for a nationwide commission for racial truth and justice.

The purpose would be to officially honor and elevate the stories of Americans whose civil & human rights have been violated, whether subtly or overtly, by other Americans, with the goal of restoring justice, via open-hearted conversation and truth-seeking between both persecuted and perpetrators.

Similar commissions of restorative justice have been used successfully by Germany, Rwanda, Argentina & South Africa.

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