*Rebecca Odelius I. Introduction While the rest of America debated if and how reparations should be given for the injustices of slavery and segregation,[1] the state of California took legislative action to atone for the mistreatment of one Black couple whose land the state wrongfully took through eminent domain[2] in 1924.[3] In an unprecedented move,Continue reading “Gross Income and Land Reparations: The Tax Implications for Bruce’s Beach”
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