Reparations for the Gullah represent redress for the injustices of slavery, the broken promises or reformation, and the continued disadvantages of lost inheritance that meant land cannot be used as an asset. Often, land developers have paid Gullah families less than their jointly held property was worth simply because the Gullahs lacked real choices. (Image: Oak Alley, McLeod Plantation, James Island, Charleston, SC, Creative Commons License.)