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The proposal calls for creating a new federal commission to investigate the historical and ongoing impacts of racism in America and develop recommendations for healing and reconciliation between racial groups. The commission would examine how racism has affected different communities and suggest ways the government and society could address these harms and build better relationships across racial lines. This would affect all Americans, particularly communities that have experienced discrimination, and could influence future policies on civil rights and racial justice.
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