Contrasting Legacies: Mourning Elizabeth II

This chapter examines the differing perceptions of Queen Elizabeth II and the British Empire across cultures, especially between Britain and former colonies like India, Pakistan, and Kenya. It highlights the generational shifts in sentiments towards colonial legacies, capturing the complex emotional responses to the Queen’s passing. The discussion underscores the challenges of navigating public discourse on the monarchy's role in shaping historical narratives and the growing demand for a critical dialogue about colonial history.