Aletheia McCaskill’s Story of the Moore Veto of the Reparations Bill

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2025-08-22

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Dasgupta, Sunil. Interview with Aletheia McCaskill. “Aletheia McCaskill’s Story of the Moore Veto of the Reparations Bill.” I Hate Politics, August 22, 2025. https://open.spotify.com/episode/5060jUm4Tv8osgykz2OiGE.

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Abstract

When Wes Moore, the first black governor of the state, vetoed the reparations bill in Spring 2025, it sent a shock of disappointment and betrayal especially among black leaders inside and outside Maryland. Delegate Aletheia McCaskill from Baltimore was the lead sponsor of the bill in the House of Delegates and tells her side of the story in this episode. Music By Drew Pictures and the Lead Extras.