How Should the British Empire be Remembered?
Intelligence Squared
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Reflections on the 1948 Nationality Act and Its Legacy
This chapter explores the historical significance of the 1948 Nationality Act and its impact on the Commonwealth migrants, particularly the Windrush generation. It highlights the ongoing misconceptions about belonging and the cyclical nature of discussions around racism in the UK, emphasizing the importance of recognizing historical figures and fostering dialogue about reparations. The chapter also reflects on the younger generation's approach to confronting the British Empire's legacy and the evolving understanding of history facilitated by modern platforms.
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