Impacts of Colonialism on Social and Racial Inequalities in Caribbean Plantation Societies

The chapter explores the enduring effects of colonialism on social and racial disparities in Caribbean plantation communities, specifically focusing on former British and French colonies like Jamaica, Waddellook, and Maltznick. It delves into the legacy of a racist ideology that has influenced post-slavery politics in the UK and France, contributing to persistent social precarity, racial disparities, and discrimination. Through historical analysis, the speakers highlight the need to address structural inequalities stemming from colonial slavery to build more equitable societies for future generations.