California mandates companies to address slavery history

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Truth in Disclosure Act, requiring large companies operating before 1965 to search their records for ties to slavery from 1849 onward and make the findings public. The law aims to uncover corporate involvement in slavery, with filings due by early 2029, under oath, creating a public record of grievances. Critics argue the law prioritizes historical grievances over addressing current issues like underperforming schools and ongoing social challenges.

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