This edition: Community Land Trusts: A Model for Reparations?
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Original tape date: April 18, 2019. First aired: June 7, 2019.400 years since the first enslaved Africans arrived in Jamestown, many people agree reparations are due, but what would they look like? How about affordable property put into Black hands, in perpetuity? Could community land trusts be one way of making repairs? A lawyer, a policy advocate and an organizer with homeless New Yorkers, explain what’s possible, and what’s being done.
Guest List
Cathy Albisa Executive Director, National Economic & Social Rights Initiative
Katherine Franke Professor, Center For Gender Sexuality & Law at Columbia Law School
Jaritza Geigel Senior Organizer, Picture the Homeless
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