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This Is Karen Hunter

S E1133: Josh Walden: Black Land Loss

This Is Karen Hunter

Knarrative

Empowerment, Africana Studies, Greg Carr, Karen Hunter, History, Education, Society & Culture

4.5888 Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2022

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Karen is joined by Josh Walden, Lawyer and Chief Operating Officer with the Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation in Charleston, South Carolina to discuss how land is transferred and his work to protect African Americans from predatory land developers and how to keep land that rightfully belongs to them.

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0:00.0

This is one of his

0:03.5

one of the hub.

0:12.0

Joining us is one of his seeds that he dropped on us attorney and

0:16.3

CEO of the center for heirs property preservation let me welcome to the show for the

0:22.2

first time Josh Walden. Hi.

0:25.0

Hello. Thank you for having us. We're excited to be on.

0:29.0

Listen, last time I think Don was on he talked about this heirs property preservation and I was like what is this?

0:37.1

What is it?

0:38.1

I didn't know existed.

0:38.6

I know that a lot of people, they have property left to them or there's property in the family that they somehow lose for a number of different reasons

0:47.1

So tell us just really quickly Josh what is the purpose of your 501c3 organization?

0:54.0

Certainly, yeah, the primary focus is to protect and preserve family land

1:01.0

and resolve heirs property title and also to

1:06.4

assist families with land retention assist families from losing land

1:11.8

to predatory development, internal dynamics that can lead to land

1:16.3

loss, things ranging from tax sales to forced partition sales, and also we have obviously a public education component

1:24.5

about the spelling some of the myths and talking about a state planning and

1:27.7

succession planning as well as a land utilization component to our work we have a forestry component in this in this state there is a the

1:39.2

forestry industry is a billion plusplus dollar a year industry in South Carolina. A lot of our folks live in rural

1:47.1

South Carolina and very often, whether they have heirs property or not, What we found is African Americans historically been left out of that industry left out of the programs available through USDA, South Carolina, NRCS, EQIP program.

2:06.4

So it's about creating creation of generational wealth on the usage side and the retention

2:11.8

side. So relatively unique organization,

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