The Land Back Movement Isn’t Just Focused on Ancestral Grounds — It’s Fighting to Preserve and Restore Foodways Too | Eater
"This California beachfront community, once a thriving Black enclave wrongfully seized in 1924 via eminent domain, was returned in 2021 as part of reparative-justice efforts, serving as a concrete example of land-restoration initiatives led by and for descendants of dispossessed Black landowners." - Kate Nelson
