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Bruce's Beach Was a Reparations Model. Then the Family Sold It. - Vimarsana News

Bruce's Beach Was a Reparations Model. Then the Family Sold It.

The Bruce family won the return of oceanfront land near Los Angeles seized nearly a century ago. Their decision to sell for $20 million set off a different debate about reparations.

Celebrating Black History And Achievements At Texas A&M - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Black History And Achievements At Texas A&M

This Black History Month, learn about the important milestones and achievements of Black students, faculty and staff over the years.

Source: tamu.edu
Property title woes compound pain of disaster survivors - Vimarsana News

Property title woes compound pain of disaster survivors

Given its experiences starting with the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the state of Louisiana has emerged as a case study of what can happen when longtime family landowners don’t create wills to pass along their holdings to future generatio

Listening begins: Assembly holds 1st session as it works on enactment plan for Amherst's $2M reparations commitment - Vimarsana News

Listening begins: Assembly holds 1st session as it works on enactment plan for Amherst's $2M reparations commitment

AMHERST — Jacqueline Bearce arrived in Amherst for graduate school in the 1960s with plans to live in an apartment, but upon getting to town was told her dwelling was already occupied, and that she wouldn’t be able to rent that home.“One of my first...

UAPB announces forestry meeting - Vimarsana News

UAPB announces forestry meeting

The second annual Sustainable Forestry and Land Retention Joint Regional Conference will be held virtually from 9 a.m-4 p.m. Aug. 30 and 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Aug. 31.