The Sunday Debate: The West Should Pay Reparations For Slavery
Intelligence Squared
Reparations and the Legacy of Slavery
This chapter explores the historical implications of reparations linked to slavery, revealing how British compensation largely benefited slave owners while taxpayers still feel the effects today. It examines the ties between the wealth of modern cities and the slave trade, emphasizing ongoing economic disparities and the psychological impact of slavery. The discussion also critiques the complexities surrounding contemporary reparations, addressing who should be responsible for payments and the diverse histories that intersect with the legacy of slavery.
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