The question of how to rectify a long and brutal history of racism deeply embedded in the United States’ social fabric has drawn more urgency for conversations, especially after people took to the streets nationwide last summer to protest George Floyd’s death. But as the country grapples with the role of systemic racism, in Los Angeles County, officials have taken the lead in returning two parcels of land to a Black family wrongly seized by Manhattan Beach through the city’s racist eminent domain policies nearly a century ago.
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