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Who Gets Left Out of the Great Outdoors Story? - The New York Times

You’ve heard of Davy Crockett. Now meet Lancelot Jones, Sylvia Stark and other Black outdoors pioneers who can redefine our notion of the natural world.

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Crooks: History of Jacksonville race relations: Emancipation and Jim Crow

Crooks: History of Jacksonville race relations: Emancipation and Jim Crow
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America s historic Black beach communities today — affluent and struggling to preserve their heritage

America’s historic Black beach communities today affluent and struggling to preserve their heritage MarketWatch 18 hrs ago © 2021. All rights reserved. Nearly 100 years ago, a Black family owned a resort in an area that is now part of Manhattan Beach, Calif. The Bruce family’s property thrived by catering to African-Americans from Los Angeles, and, over the years, a community of Black homeowners sprang up around the resort. But in 1924, under pressure from white residents nearby, the town shut down the resort and forced the family to sell its property to the city. The town is now considering returning the land to descendants of the Bruce family as restitution, according to the New York Times.

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Editorial: Now is the time for intentional action to bolster racial equality

Editorial: Now is the time for intentional action to bolster racial equality
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Historic beach community saved for conservation

Little Nana Dune in historic Black community saved for conservation The North Florida Land Trust announced the purchase of three plots of land that are part of the Little NaNa Dune system. Author: Troy Kless (First Coast News) Published: 6:32 PM EST January 18, 2021 Updated: 7:21 PM EST January 18, 2021 NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. People are uniting to save a dune in a historic Black community. The NaNa Dune System in Nassau County is the tallest on Florida’s coastline. It overlooks a beach that was one of few stretches of ocean that welcomed Black families throughout segregation and the Jim Crow era. Little NaNa Dune, once a part of that dune system, was on the chopping block. Conservation groups are uniting to save the dune.

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