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Developers have Black families fighting to maintain property and history - Vimarsana News

Developers have Black families fighting to maintain property and history

All along the booming South Carolina coast, developers looking to profit on vacation getaways and new homes are targeting land owned by the descendants of enslaved people.

Source: wishtv.com
Developers have Black families fighting to maintain property and history - Vimarsana News

Developers have Black families fighting to maintain property and history

People who had been enslaved at Phillips Plantation bought patches of it to make their futures. Their descendants question whether the next generation can afford to stay

Source: elpais.com
Black Woman, 93, Fights to Save Home Owned by Family Since Civil War - Vimarsana News

Black Woman, 93, Fights to Save Home Owned by Family Since Civil War

Celebrities including Snoop Dogg and Tyler Perry pledge support to 93-year-old Josephine Wright in the Black matriarch's battle over her home, which has been in her husband's family since the end of the Civil War.

Celebrities Support 93-Year-Old Black Woman in Land Battle Over Home - Vimarsana News

Celebrities Support 93-Year-Old Black Woman in Land Battle Over Home

Celebrities including Snoop Dogg and Tyler Perry pledge support to 93-year-old Josephine Wright in the Black matriarch's battle over her home, which has been in her husband's family since the end of the Civil War.

Warming climate could create nuclear waste problems in Maine - Vimarsana News

Warming climate could create nuclear waste problems in Maine

If the nuclear waste site were to flood, the concrete and steel barrels that hold the nuclear waste could corrode and threaten the local water supply.