It seems Tom’s Hardware picked up this story and does a nice job of collecting all the facts.  They completely avoid the racial angle, though.  Bluntly, the farm was owned by a black family and the neighborhood is lower income and minority.

For non-techies, Tom’s Hardware used to be (still is?) the place to go for deep info on technology, usually consumer products and components for consumer products.  So it’s a bit funny to go to Tom’s Hardware for this sort of news.

Farmer donates land for a park, city sells it for data center development — $10 gift became $10M for city government, with $30M tax expected over next decade

I had to go to several sources, all of them small independent press, to get this whole story.  Seem a family donated land in Taylor, TX to be used as a park.  The county turned around and sold it to a data center developer for $10 million.  This land was some of the original land where minority (black) families were allowed to buy land and build houses in Taylor.  It is still a mostly low income minority neighborhood.  You will have to search around for more information on this one but the Austin Free Press covers much of it.

Minority Report: Taylor data center plan raises community ire and questions of equity