Summary
Cincinnati is thinking about dropping $5 million into housing discrimination reparations, which could totally shake up how local equity programs get funded. This is a massive move that's going to spark some serious debate about how the city spends its cash.
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Impact analysis
The city is looking at a hefty $5 million price tag that will have to come out of the municipal budget or be shifted away from other local programs.
Local minority communities and residents who faced past housing discrimination stand to benefit the most if these funds are approved.
Taxpayers funding the budget and proponents of other city projects that might lose out on funding are feeling the pinch.
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