One Black Family's Determination to Hold onto their Land

Black land ownership has shrunk over the last century, due in large part to the difficulty of obtaining loans and subsidies. But it hasn't stopped one family from holding onto it - and making sure it remains around for generations to come. Joie Chen meets with a family in North Carolina, to see how they're keeping an ancestor's legacy alive.

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fantastic story!

[@andrewpaige6571]

I tried to find it on UA-cam, so I can review view that segment again

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I miss the Segment when you was talking about the Indian Hills child that and want to bury him on the native land