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Farming While Black in America

Dominique Stewart

February 10, 2023

Black ranchers in Colorado have been the target of racial harassment after purchasing land in a predominately white area.

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The Hidden Link Between Zoning and Racial Inequality

Andrew Lee

March 23, 2022

Despite laws prohibiting segregation, restrictive zoning practices push people of color into hazardous communities and away from affluent white neighborhoods.

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Year In Review: Reckoning With America’s Violent History of Land Ownership

Nicole Cardoza

December 27, 2021

Whether it’s a question of sovereignty, preservation, or spirituality, there’s much to unpack with the U.S.’s legacy of land ownership.

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land ownership

Farming While Black in America

The Hidden Link Between Zoning and Racial Inequality

Year In Review: Reckoning With America’s Violent History of Land Ownership

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