What these Trees have Seen: Slavery, Post-Slavery, and Anti-Blackness in the South River (Welaunee) Forest Zone

Mark Auslander and Avis E. Williams23 April 2022 The proposed South River (Welaunee) Forest zone spans approximately 3,500 acres in southeastern …

What these Trees have Seen: Slavery, Post-Slavery, and Anti-Blackness in the South River (Welaunee) Forest Zone

Auslander and Williams discuss the history of the South River (Welaunee) forest on Atlanta’s south side.

Justice is #Landback to the Muscogee people. Injustice is the construction of a police training facility on these sacred lands.

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