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Feb 2 8:27 am
  • Racial Equity

City Council praises city progress on Racial Equity and Reconciliation Initiative

Anthony Pignataro

Deputy City Manager Teresa Chandler acknowledge the hardships those staffers tasked with making the initiative a reality have faced, telling the council, “we have a long way to go.”

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Feb 1 10:53 am
  • Racial Equity

A sweeping city plan sought racial reconciliation; how’s Long Beach done so far?

Anthony Pignataro

A 136-page progress report on the Racial Equity and Reconciliation Initiative makes clear that while there have been some small successes, major challenges remain, including racism within the city itself that has exhausted many staffers tasked with making the initiative a reality, leaving them “experiencing burnout and feeling unsupported.”

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