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Without a will, heirs' property attracts land-grabbing predators, but an ex-USDA worker is helping protect Black farms

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Estate planning has long been challenging for African Americans. Estimates show that as many as 50% of Black people die

The post Without a will, heirs' property attracts land-grabbing predators, but an ex-USDA worker is helping protect Black farms  appeared first on TheGrio.

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