Afrika in Focus Special: Afrikan Emancipation Day, Reparations and why it matters!!

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This week's edition of Afrika in Focus is a special looking at the issue of reparations and reparatory justice.
We explain what reparations and repertory justice is.
We detail the work done by the global reparations movement in getting the issue of reparations into the mainstream.
We critique the 5 significant events that have happened in the last year to address the issue of reparations.
We caution the hijacking of the reparations movement by unscrupulous White individuals and organizations for their own insidious agenda.
We also inform those naysayers in the UK to reparations that their taxes were used to pay reparations to slave owners as late as 2015!!
We end by stating that the issue of reparations is a moral, ethical and justifiable one which WE WILL WIN!!
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Sources:
Afrikan Emancipation Day Reparations March - 1st Mosiah (August) annually. Education is Preparation for Reparations. - Home
Wealthy UK family to apologise in Grenada over slave-owning past - BBC News
Laura Trevelyan: My slavery link to MP shows reality of reparations - BBC News
California’s plan for reparations to Black residents: what you need to know | California | The Guardian
‘Don’t be afraid to confront your past’, BBC correspondent-turned-reparations advocate tells other slave-owning families | Antigua Observer Newspaper
Dutch PM apologises for Netherlands’ role in slave trade | Netherlands | The Guardian
Dutch King Willem-Alexander apologises for country's role in slavery - BBC News
King Charles supports research into royal family’s ties to slavery in unprecedented move | The Independent
Fact check: U.K. paid off debts to slave-owning families in 2015 (usatoday.com)

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