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Why Repair Matters: The Genocidal Legacy of Chattel Slavery
Chattel slavery was genocidal. Understanding the impact of this history is crucial for building a just and equitable future for all. Reparation for...
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Centre for Reparation Research Gets New Director
I really see the work that I must do as one which...
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Reclaiming Our Story: Reflections from a Caribbean Cane Field
I see reparations as not just about money. They’re about giving us...
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Repair Ambassadors Respond to “Why Repair Matters”
Even though we didn’t directly experience chattel slavery, it still affects us....
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Unfinished Business: From Chattel Slavery to Reparatory Justice in The Bahamas
Reparatory justice offers a path forward. It is a necessary step towards...
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Re-educating students about Black History
Reparation without re-education is of no use to the black community. The...
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Chattel Slavery In Barbados
This process was so horrendous that 43% of all enslaved Africans died...
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A Guyanese Student’s Perspective on Caribbean History Education
I believe that discovering and curating your own identity requires understanding where...
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Teaching decolonial history in the Caribbean
If we're going to advance and magnify the reparations struggle, then we...
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An Investment in Quality Education is at the Heart of Reparatory
The education system we have inherited from the British, was in many...
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Education as a form of Resistance
As a young person growing up in Jamaica, I was always told...
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Why is Drax Hall Important to the Reparations Movement?
Because the historical record is very clear regarding the ownership and the...
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Memory and the Arts
Literary art, and art in general, is particularly well-placed to impact the...
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The Repair Campaign amplifies the call for former colonial powers to acknowledge their role in the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.
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