Bruce's Beach: LA County to pay $20M for Black family's seized land

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Beachfront property that was taken from a Black couple through eminent domain a century ago and returned to their heirs last year will be sold back to Los Angeles County for nearly $20 million.

After a legal battle that led to the return of Manhattan Beach property to a Black family that had the land stripped away a century ago, the family is selling the parcel back to the county for $20 million.Southern California beachfront property that was taken from a Black couple through eminent domain a century ago and returned to their heirs last year will be sold back to Los Angeles County for nearly $20 million, officials said Tuesday.

"This fight has always been about what is best for the Bruce family, and they feel what is best for them is selling this property back to the County for nearly $20 million and finally rebuilding the generational wealth they were denied for nearly a century," Hahn said in a statement. The land in the city of Manhattan Beach was purchased in 1912 by Willa and Charles Bruce, who built a small resort for African Americans on the south shore of Santa Monica Bay.

The county built its lifeguard training headquarters on the land, which includes a small parking lot.

 

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Eminent domain is far too powerful with little oversight of the GOOBERnment agencies that use it.

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂This state is a fucken joke

Lay off those donuts

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