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Consider it Don - Not So Super Tuesday?
Mar 5, 2024
The podcast delves into Super Tuesday in the US, potential reparations for slavery in the UK, and the dynamics of the upcoming Presidential election. They also discuss the Church of England's response to slavery reparations and the changing attitudes towards youth activism and social awareness.
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- The Church of England is increasing reparations efforts, aiming to invest in ethical companies and support black-led businesses affected by historical inequalities.
- Global conversations around reparations are growing, with support for acknowledging colonial legacies and addressing past wrongs influencing public sentiment and policy directions.
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The Church of England's Reparations Efforts and Investment Strategy
The Church of England is expanding its reparations efforts from initially investing £100 million over five to ten years to potentially investing a billion. They plan to invest in companies that uphold ethical standards and contribute to healing and justice. This investment strategy aims to support black-led businesses and communities affected by inequalities traced back to slavery.
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