Por: New York Daily News Nation January 04, 2023
The descendants of a Black couple who had beachside property taken away from them in the 1920s by eminent domain are selling the land back to Los Angeles County. Willa and Charles Bruce owned a resort at Bruce Beach for more than a decade, but the city of Manhattan Beach — in an effort to force Black property owners out of the city — used eminent domain to take the property and other nearby sites after condemning them in 1924. FILE - Anthony... + full article
ABC7 USA Nation January 04, 2023
Charles and Willa Bruce purchased the land in 1912 and operated a resort for Black residents until the city of Manhattan Beach condemned the property under a false pretense of developing a park. Instead, the property sat vacant for years after the Bruces and other Black families... + más
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Six months ago, Los Angeles County leaders signed off on an unprecedented transaction: They would return two parcels of beachfront property in Manhattan Beach to the Bruce family, the first example of the government giving back land to a Black family after acknowledging it had... + más
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