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‘We’re requesting it back’: Descendants request transfer of 7,000+ acres of plantations for reparations

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By Maya Brown 
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC)
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Members of the Charleston Reparations Task Force, local Black Lives Matter, and Gullah Geechee community members are demanding the transfer of over 7,000 acres of former plantation land in the area. Descendants are calling for land from three major Lowcountry plantations: Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens, Magnolia Plantations and Gardens, and Middleton Place.
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Upcoming Project 3500 community meeting to highlight impact on Westside community

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By Maya Brown 
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC)
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — An upcoming community meeting plans to highlight how Project 3500 will affect the WestEdge and Gadsden Green neighborhoods within the Westside community on the Charleston peninsula.
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Residents react to proposed 2,000-acre Lake Village development off Highway 17A

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By Maya Brown 
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC)
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — A new 2,000-acre planned development called ‘Lake Village’ is trying to get planning and zoning approval ahead of an upcoming Berkeley County planning commission meeting this week. The project is located off the Highway 17A corridor in the vicinity of Cane Bay Plantation and the Lakewood and Windwood communities. It consists of 5,500 dwelling units, including single-family homes, multifamily homes, and a variety of commercial and institutional uses.
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