Mayor Brandon Johnson's - 100 Day Robust Plan:

a fully funded Reparations Commission of $10M dollars (one million dollar per year) for 10 years; And
an Office for the Descendants Of Enslaved Africans, (title is yet TBD). This office will be similar to the structure of Office for New Americans; And
immediately targeting funding for a Reparative Basic Income Program that will move up to 2,000 Black youth, from an informal economy (indirectly linked often to violence and crime) to the formal economy. Providing $700/ per month up to two years while they achieve life improvement milestones and can earn a living wage; And
immediately introduce the Chicago Slavery Disclosure and Redress Ordinance, replacing the non-enforced ordinance that exist currently. The new Ordinance will make it mandatory for corporations and institutions with a history of racist harms against the Black community, to either contribute to the established Reparations Fund or fund a reparative project identified by the Chicago Reparations Commission.