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Brits Better Have My Money: The Fight For Global Reparations

The New York Times – T Magazine:

By Kizzy Cox ·Updated February 27, 2023

In a recent documentary on slavery’s legacy, Grenada’s lush, idyllic hills are the backdrop for a gruesome history lesson. Black historical novelist DC Campbell explains that the locale is a former sugarcane plantation. A huge, rusted roller resembling a wheel

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