In southeastern Louisiana, plantations still line the Mississippi River, surrounded by Black communities who experience these estates as sites of racialized harm. This Note explores the use of eminent domain to achieve land-based reparations for these descendants and draws lessons for reparations at other sites of historical and continued subjugation.

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拆除主人的房子：对美国种植园的赔偿

在路易斯安那州东南部，密西西比河沿岸仍然有种植园，周围环绕着黑人社区，他们将这些庄园视为种族歧视的场所。本说明探讨了使用征用权为这些后代实现基于土地的赔偿，并为其他历史和持续征服地点的赔偿吸取了教训。