Proposition 21 Opposed by Major Black Groups
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Thursday, October 22, 2020
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Four major Black organizations in the Los Angeles area today announced their opposition to Proposition 21, the statewide ballot measure they say will increase housing costs and limit the availability of affordable housing for African Americans.
Key Points:
- Four major Black organizations in the Los Angeles area today announced their opposition to Proposition 21, the statewide ballot measure they say will increase housing costs and limit the availability of affordable housing for African Americans.
- Gavin Newsom, senior, veteran, labor and affordable housing groups in urging members to vote no on Proposition 21.
- The four groups note that every nearly major Black publication in the Los Angeles area also oppose Proposition 21, including the Los Angeles Sentinel.
- Proposition 21 is also opposed by nearly every daily newspaper in the state as well as a broad coalition of community groups.