Plantation 2000 was about a slave plantation in that far-off year 2000.
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The same is true for plantation after plantation across the former Confederate states.
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Then, I started seeing it everywhere: plantation quail at a restaurant in Hudson, NY, plantation mint tea at a friend's house in Massachusetts, plantation rum hailing from the Caribbean.
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Strong Plantation Business: SD Plantation is the world's largest palm oil company in terms of planted acreage.
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Jodie has updated the plantation house to the White House (which is currently a kind of plantation house).
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Police say surveillance video shows Wolf removing the word "plantation" from the gate at Classics Plantation Estates in Naples.
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Hillary, Henny and Basil were sold together to the Ascension Plantation, later called Chatham Plantation, in Ascension Parish, Louisiana.
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Now, this former plantation is an art museum thanks to a collaboration between the Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (Congolese Plantation Workers Art League, or CATPC) and the Amsterdam-based Institute for Human Activities (IHA).
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That plantation has promised to support the abolition of child labor by ensuring that there are no children on plantation sites.
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MPOC's board includes representatives from plantation companies, including Sime Darby Plantation Bhd, the world's biggest oil palm planter by land, and IOI Corp.
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In November 2192, Green Eagle merged with another plantation operator, BW Plantation; Rajawali is majority shareholder of the resulting company, Eagle High Plantations.
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As recently as the late 1960s, some sugar-plantation workers were paid in scrip that could be exchanged only at plantation-owned stores.
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I quickly found a "plantation pecan pie" recipe in a 1974 Danville, Va. newspaper and an "award-winning plantation turkey" recipe in a 1982 newspaper from Raeford, NC. At least two Louisiana cookbooks from the same time period use "plantation" in their titles.
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Plantation Island, Florida Plantation Island, Florida Old Habits, the monster truck, helps residents carry a generator through floods in Port Arthur, Texas, on Sept. 1.
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The main plantation house is seen through the bars of a jail, similar to one's used for slaves, at the Whitney Plantation in Edgard, Louisiana.
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He, along with other descendants of the enslaved and those of the plantation owner, erected a monument to the African-American cemetery on the plantation property.
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The shift toward telling stories of slavery more accurately and fully has happened over the past few years and has been most visible on some plantations like Oak Alley and the Whitney plantation in Louisiana, at the McLeod Plantation in Charleston and at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello plantation in Virginia.
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It's outwardly concerned with plantation erotics — naughty house slaves and horny white masters — until it reveals itself to be inwardly concerned with the psychosexual dynamics of plantation erotics.
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Additionally, Pinterest will not accept ads from venues offering plantation weddings, nor will it allow ads to appear in search results for "plantation weddings" or other related searches.
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"We want every visitor to know the struggle of the men and women behind the plantation," said Vikalp Bhardwaj, a civil servant who oversees the daily running of the plantation.
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As we previously reported ... officials say Wolf ripped the word, "Plantation," off the sign of the private community where he lives, "Classics Plantation Estates" because he believes the word is offensive.
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The Congolese art collective, Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (CATPC), uses cocoa harvested from their own plantation as a symbolic stand against exploitative economic practices and lingering colonial structures.
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"As if getting married on a slave plantation wasn't reason enough to hate her," one Instagram user griped, referencing Lively and Ryan Reynolds' wedding at Boone Hall Plantation in South Carolina.
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Cold, white, exclusive — eerily reminiscent of a plantation house.
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We believe that the natural home for the MYR3bn perpetual sukuk programme and USD1.5bn sukuk programme (all BBB+) is with SD Plantation, as the underlying assets are plantation land and bearer plants.
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Earlier in August, a sago plantation company was fined 1.07 trillion Indonesian rupiah ($81 million) for its link to widespread fires last year-- the biggest fine imposed on a plantation business so far.
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Long story short ... Wolf lives in a gated community called "Classics Plantation Estates" in Naples, Florida (about 60 miles from Miami) ... but he thinks the word, "plantation," is offensive and wanted it removed.
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Founded in 2010, the company is headquartered in Plantation, Florida.
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Armie Hammer plays a sometimes kind, sometimes brutal plantation owner.
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So that's what flowed in my veins: white "plantation" rape.
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George's connection to the slave plantation is revealed gradually, momentously.
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This is a coconut plantation but you get the point.
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Sayoc was arrested Friday outside an AutoZone in Plantation, Florida.
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Everyone has left, abandoning her and Mamacita on the plantation.
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Sime Darby Plantation declined a request for comment from Reuters.
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The plantation is the Rorschach test for America's soul: You
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"That plantation type of attitude, I hated that," Brown said.
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He'd grown up on the Stovall Plantation, near Clarksdale, Mississippi.
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Mr. Baker's family had been enslaved on the Wessyngton Plantation.
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For many consumers, the term "plantation" will immediately conjure slavery.
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Meet Cora, a young slave on a Georgia cotton plantation.
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Friday outside an AutoZone car repair shop in Plantation, Fla.
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Above, an F.B.I. agent examining a van in Plantation, Fla.
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Some of the cocoa used came from the artist's plantation.
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A ceremony at Magnolia Plantation can set you back $7,23.
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Christopher becomes intent on rescuing him from his brother's plantation.
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The woman, identified as Shizuka Matsuki, 47, of Plantation, Fla.
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It's what you would have heard walking by a plantation.
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In them I felt the stressed aftermath of plantation slavery.
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For Marianela Collado of Tobias Financial Advisors in Plantation, Fla.
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Mr. Keiser bought 22018,285 acres from a tree plantation owner.
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Three interracial couples attend a retreat at a former plantation.
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A screenshot taken of a Pinterest search for "plantation wedding."
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Former NBA commissioner David Stern is like a plantation overseer.
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He gets off the plantation a fair number of times.
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Lewis, who is 79, started his career as a water boy on a plantation run by white people; his mom and older sister worked in the "big house" as cooks for the plantation owners.
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I continue down the road to the next plantation and eventually manage to hitch a ride with an older Malaysian couple, who go out of their way to drop me off at the plantation entrance.
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They show up in their parade of cars to a plantation.
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Remnants of a destroyed trailer park in Plantation Key on Tuesday.
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To save Cary Plantation, they say, they want to dismantle it.
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Sayoc was arrested at an auto parts store in Plantation, Florida.
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However, the economy was based on slavery and the plantation system.
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Felda Global Ventures is the world's third-largest palm plantation group.
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Folio Tour historic Kingsley Plantation or attend a Freethought society meeting.
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The plantation arm includes a small amount of revenue from rubber.
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FGV also said it may sell its plantation assets in Indonesia.
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Sime Darby Plantation is a spin-off from Sime Darby Berhad .
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A plantation worker harvests palm oil fruits in Indonesia's Riau Province.
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Whitney Plantation in Louisiana includes a wall inspired by the Vietnam
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This strategy is designed to keep blacks on the Democrats' plantation.
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It is one of the largest plantation companies in eastern Indonesia.
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"Grace" starts with a murder on a plantation in Faunsdale, Ala.
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Spain brought disease and African slaves and built a plantation economy.
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His property extends a mile inland over a former sugarcane plantation.
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It notes that Paul frequents another plantation to see his family.
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VICE: Would you ever go to a bar called The Plantation?
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These include streets like Dixie Drive, Confederate Avenue and Plantation Road.
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He is the son of Marcy B. Santamaria of Plantation, Fla.
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A railway strike briefly paralyzed the plantation belt in eastern Sumatra.
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The workers needed to overcome the ethnic divisions of plantation society.
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In Braithewaite, Stella Plantation opened in 2012 as an events venue.
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"The big plantation boys have agreed that's enough," the minister said.
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"Clarence Thomas dared to get off the liberal plantation," he said.
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Estate Cane Garden, another former sugar plantation, is open by appointment.
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" It adds: "Free the Black Slaves from the Democratic Party Plantation.
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On one plantation, the slaves have been starved nearly to death.
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A pidgin English born in plantation camps became Hawaii's own creole.
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Plantation workers like Mr. Akbar are often the most at risk.
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How can you have a plantation that is a botanic garden?
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He was reared as a slave on the plantation of Col.
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Underground is also about slaves trying to escape from a plantation.
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Wolf — who popularized the term "let's go to the tape" — "has been a vocal critic of the name 'plantation' at board meetings and Wolf wanted the word 'plantation' removed from the sign," the sheriff's report said.
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The most intriguing character on or off the plantation is Cato (Alano Miller, who is fabulous), a sort of enforcer for the plantation owner; he is trusted more by the whites than by his fellow slaves.
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The suit relates to the 2014 acquisition of a 100 percent equity stake in Asian Plantation Ltd, an oil palm plantation group listed on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market, via a voluntary conditional cash offer.
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I departed Virginia with few effects to my name and no real farewells, on a hot summer Monday morning, four months after I had run from Lockless, the plantation of my birth, the plantation of my father.
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As we approached the plantation office in our rickety Citroën, Serge cautioned me to keep my speaking to a minimum lest my American-accented French give me away to the plantation labor union staff who were Communists.
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A street of mobile homes in Plantation Island south of Everglades City.
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A banana plantation in Guayama is left flattened after the passing storm.
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Police in Plantation urged members of the public to avoid the area.
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It is therefore not really surprising that traffickers would target plantation villages.
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Still, tension soon flared with land speculators, bankers and domineering plantation-owners.
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Ms. Knowell grew up in a shotgun house on a Mississippi plantation.
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A rice plantation requires a large amount of labor, especially for weeds.
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Former slaves also remained plantation laborers, and their living conditions barely improved.
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Jefferson not only as statesman and plantation owner, but also as philosopher,
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An acacia plantation is a planted forest, which is harvested for wood.
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Louverture was born in the city of Cap on the Bréda plantation.
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The plantation sites are home to at least a dozen mangrove species.
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Its plantation covers almost 200 square miles east of the capital Monrovia.
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When Haiti gained independence in 21.2 it was an overpopulated plantation economy.
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After building the house, slaves maintained it and worked on his plantation.
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Even a palm plantation can create a beautiful pattern from the sky.
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During the Antebellum era, the land held a large slave-owning plantation.
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Buttered Rum 13 sticks unsalted butter1 bottle Plantation 3 Stars rum 1.
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Lathe said his sugar cane plantation of around four acres was submerged.
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We consider SD Plantation to be the strongest of Sime Darby's divisions.
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At its midpoint, she's thinking of Rufus's plantation house as her home.
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VICE: Would you have a drink in a bar called The Plantation?
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The Prince family had been enslaved at a plantation south of town.
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Plantation analysts said the purchase price was steep by some valuation measures.
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Carroll Gardens is named for Charles Carroll, a plantation owner from Maryland.
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The plantation culture was collapsing, partly because of mechanization and foreign trade.
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Not everyone in Hawaii was a longshoreman or plantation worker, of course.
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But I think they can live off critical engagement with plantation labour.
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Django Unchained has a freed slave wreaking vengeance on a Southern plantation.
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Into their shack strides Henry (Chinaza Uche), recently sold to the plantation.
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We finished the tour with a rejuvenating cup of plantation-grown coffee.
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You don't show in an old sugar factory without studying plantation labor.
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Among those detained were three teenagers from Hacienda Silverio, a sugar plantation.
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Zuckerberg bought as many as two dozen landlocked parcels on the plantation.
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Environmental groups argue that plantation companies are responsible for protecting their sites.
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The slaves were taken from their Maryland plantation and relocated to Louisiana.
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Kitt, who was born on a cotton plantation in South Carolina, never really knew who her father was — though later she said he was the son of a plantation owner, and that she was the product of rape.
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According to Fox News, the house is Oak Valley Plantation — a spokesperson for the plantation said that they do not employ actors to portray "slaves," but, as Twitter suggested, hire tour guides that dress in Civil War-era clothing.
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Honestly, there's something that happens to you when you step on a plantation.
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"They haven't even made a plantation yet," said Dimitri observing the large concession.
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Some people would argue that there's no such thing as sustainable plantation agriculture.
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There is one exception to this erasure of slavery: the Whitney Plantation Museum.
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My great, great grandfather was enslaved down on a plantation in South Carolina.
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After serving as president, he retired to Montpelier to manage his tobacco plantation.
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He later bought a 640-acre plantation known as the Hermitage near Nashville.
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Suddenly, she's pulled back in time to a plantation in the antebellum South.
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Others made the trip posing as plantation managers, cowboys or even circus performers.
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"I was put in another prison we called 'The Plantation,&apos" he recalls.
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Matsuki, 47, of Plantation, Florida, disappeared Friday morning while walking beside the lake.
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But Rob's like, 'You can't live there; you can't be a plantation owner.
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Inside a fairground booth called "Old Plantation," African Americans played slaves picking cotton.
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The plantation owners then demanded that the state government intervene to suppress competition.
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He once described his plight by drawing an analogy to a slave plantation.
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The remote area is located on a hill among a sugar cane plantation.
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In essence, though, the House of Representatives of 1974 was still a plantation.
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There used to be a popular Old Plantation Barbecue restaurant in Birmingham, Ala.
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"No other pancakes can have Aunt Jemima's old-time plantation flavor," it reads.
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"They're not speaking to a Black person when they're saying 'plantation," she said.
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María, however, becomes smitten with Pepe, a plantation worker close to her age.
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VICE: Do you see anything wrong with calling a rum bar The Plantation?
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XXXTentacion, from Plantation, Florida, was shot after a brief struggle, the affidavit said.
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"This is something very exciting for people in the plantation business," Haris said.
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Maxie Place plantation on Edisto Island, South Carolina was one such repossessed property.
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His father was a Cuban diplomat, with a fortune from a sugarcane plantation.
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By the end of the decade he had switched to the Plantation label.
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At every collective bargaining negotiation, I was accused of having a plantation mentality.
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The plantation genre of happy mammies and Sambos was gone with the wind.
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The plantation, however, plays a role in the darkest period of American history.
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His parents, Hattie and Mose, were sharecroppers who worked on a cotton plantation.
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Over Thanksgiving, I went to Clemson to visit the plantation, now a museum.
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The town is known for its namesake plantation, which spans roughly 5,400 acres.
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These hill-country farmers defied the greedy plantation masters who split the Union.
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The listing describes Mafolie as once being part of Catherineberg, a sugar plantation.
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" The pair recently complained they had previously been stuck on the "Democrat plantation.
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And the work of this art collective, the Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (Congolese Plantation Workers Art League) is now on view for the first time in the United States, at the SculptureCenter in Long Island City, Queens.
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Life on the plantation With baskets strapped to their heads, throngs of women set out each day moving from one patch to another -- circling the same plantation -- typically taking a break just once a day, even when heavily pregnant like Rama.
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Rather than putting pressure on these plantation venues, Color of Change Vice President Arisha Hatch told BuzzFeed News that wedding planning websites may be more motivated to address concerns about plantation weddings because the websites don't profit directly from them.
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Shannon Jones: I relate everything black people have to experience directly to plantation dynamics.
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If a jury cannot be selected, the proceedings will be move to Plantation Key.
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Indonesian fires are set every year by palm oil plantation companies to clear land.
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Asha remembered cool evenings on the plantation, crickets chirping, tea leaves rustling, secrets exchanged.
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They were then driven the short distance to a typical home and tea plantation.
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Sayoc was arrested at an auto parts store in Plantation, the Miami Herald reported.
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James built Las Pozas on a coffee plantation near Xilitla, in Mexico's Huasteca region.
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Muhammad Lila: In nearly every plantation we visited, we came across stories of exploitation.
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When the price of sugar plummeted in the 1880s most plantation-owners went broke.
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But plantation operators say it is difficult to have complete oversight of labor conditions.
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Jefferson designed and built Monticello, his home on a 5,000-acre plantation in Virginia.
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Cherry was a gift for Samuel's sister, and she lives on a neighboring plantation.
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After Culloden, she married a plantation owner who later died, leaving her his fortune.
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Dangote already operates a sugar refinery and a sugar cane plantation in Adamawa state.
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"Except that Andrew Jackson was a plantation owner that also owned slaves," Sanders said.
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Burgos was from the Mississippi Delta, where he was raised on a cotton plantation.
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Below is a recording from an acacia plantation in the rainforest of Berau Indonesia.
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However, land was cleared not just for the rubber plantation, but for a town.
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He and his wife have now grown the Charlane Plantation to about 2,900 acres.
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Corrupt police and avaricious enslavers put Prum to work on a Malaysian palm plantation.
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Foead and his fledgling agency want plantation companies to restore peatlands within their concessions.
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"FaceTiming the plantation next door to see 'who all over there,'" one person tweeted.
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Tubman grew up working on a Maryland plantation and escaped in her late 20s.
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The son was killed, but the plantation owner survived; both men were not killed.
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The suspect's van was removed by law enforcement after his arrest in Plantation, Fla.
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It's here that Pham Thanh Cong, one of Marou's suppliers, has his cacao plantation.
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No. 1 contained Plantation Pineapple Rum Stiggins' Fancy, Smith & Cross and Hamilton Overproof 151.
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VICE: Would the name The Plantation stop you from drinking at this new bar?
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Most hotels are transformed from centuries-old plantation homes, with fewer than 20 rooms.
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Key wasn't just a slaveholder himself; his family also owned a plantation in Maryland.
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The groom's mother is a second-grade teacher at Tropical Elementary School in Plantation.
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"They all cut deals with the county bosses because they're still on the plantation."
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The island then became part of the slave plantation economy until the Civil War.
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The former rice plantation was one of the Middleton family's 0003 in South Carolina.
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The increase in black visitors is evident at McLeod Plantation, according to its employees.
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You know, many of our depictions of the cotton plantation are bucolic and small.
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I'd be on television, like LeBron, announcing which plantation I was gonna go to.
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"I have always wanted a plantation wedding," Helms, who is white, told BuzzFeed News.
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There were stints working as a photographer's assistant and on a Cuban banana plantation.
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At the same time, the land utilized for plantation often already contains dense forests.
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He escaped from a Maryland plantation in 1839, working at Princeton as a janitor.
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A "buck," bred to have certain characteristics, was "used as a stud" as a bull would be with cows; he might be forced to impregnate women on the plantation where he lived or maybe sent to spread his seed at another plantation.
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In May, residents discovered a headless fetus behind their house near a palm oil plantation.
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SSMS has a larger plantation area and superior palm oil operating performance compared with TBLA.
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" Images of disparaging graffiti on the university's campus that read "Welcome to the Trump Plantation.
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Residents clear debris in their mobile homes in Plantation Island, just south of Everglades City.
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Mr Moïse grew up in Haiti's poorest region, and ran a banana plantation until 20163.
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"Even though plantation slaves were valuable in the marketplace, they were never insured," Ralph said.
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In his research, Ralph said he found these slaves had more mobility than plantation slaves.
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In later years, he would repeatedly reject his birthplace as little more than a plantation.
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In the video, Dolph plays an unsigned rapper who arrives at Liberty Land Records Plantation.
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America's oldest family-owned business is the Shirley Plantation on the James River in Virginia.
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In 1863, his family was moved to a nearby plantation belonging to his owner's brother.
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The Madisons arrived to live there nine years later, and called the plantation Mount Pleasant.
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Conglomerate Sime Darby Berhad spun off its plantation division in a separate listing in November.
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Much of Zuckerberg's property is a former sugarcane plantation that is now grazed by cattle.
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Its altitude meant that the farm was the highest oolong tea plantation in the world.
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There's a lot of pretense in plantation slaw, whether the restaurateur realizes it or not.
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Hell, Harrison still lives on Sherwood Forest Plantation in Virginia, in his granddad's old house.
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