Britain considers apologizing for the transatlantic slave trade; reparations rejected
CH23: British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that his government will, for the first time, examine the possibility of issuing an official apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, in a move that comes as part of London’s efforts to strengthen its ties with countries in Africa and the Caribbean. In an article published in The Guardian…
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