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Understanding Reparations and Caribbean Justice with Brian Royce, Campaign Manager for The Repair Campaign
Hema is joined by Brian Royes, Campaign Manager for The Repair Campaign, an organization that amplifies for the call for former colonial powers to acknowledge their role in the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.
They delve into CARICOM's 10-point plan for reparations and reparatory justice, emphasizing the importance of an apology and accountability from those who benefitted from chattel slavery, the long-term socioeconomic and cultural impacts still being felt today, and the critical role of education on the topic. Brian passionately shares the necessity for reparations to foster true development and equity in the Caribbean.
The Repair Campaign is an advocacy organisation supporting the Caribbean's reparatory justice movement guided by CARICOM's Ten-Point Plan for Reparatory Justice. We call on the UK and other European governments, institutions and individuals who perpetrated and benefited from chattel slavery and its legacy to apologise for these atrocities and commit to repair. We ask all who stand with this call to show their support by signing in solidarity at repaircampaign.org/sign.
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Connect with Brian
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Resources
CARICOM Reparations Commission
CARICOM 10 Point Plan for Reparatory Justice
Mapping the Legacy of Slavery in London’s Docklands
Heirs of Slavery
William Gladstone’s Family apologises for role in slave trade
Olaudah Equiano: Writer & Abolitionist
Episodes referenced
Slave Voyages: Documenting the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade with Dr. Gregory O’Malley and Dr. Nafees M. Khan
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Understanding Reparations and Caribbean Justice with Brian Royce, Campaign Manager for The Repair Campaign
Hema is joined by Brian Royes, Campaign Manager for The Repair Campaign, an organization that amplifies for the call for former colonial powers to acknowledge their role in the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.
They delve into CARICOM's 10-point plan for reparations and reparatory justice, emphasizing the importance of an apology and accountability from those who benefitted from chattel slavery, the long-term socioeconomic and cultural impacts still being felt today, and the critical role of education on the topic. Brian passionately shares the necessity for reparations to foster true development and equity in the Caribbean.
The Repair Campaign is an advocacy organisation supporting the Caribbean's reparatory justice movement guided by CARICOM's Ten-Point Plan for Reparatory Justice. We call on the UK and other European governments, institutions and individuals who perpetrated and benefited from chattel slavery and its legacy to apologise for these atrocities and commit to repair. We ask all who stand with this call to show their support by signing in solidarity at repaircampaign.org/sign.
TikTok
Connect with Brian
YouTube
Resources
CARICOM Reparations Commission
CARICOM 10 Point Plan for Reparatory Justice
Mapping the Legacy of Slavery in London’s Docklands
Heirs of Slavery
William Gladstone’s Family apologises for role in slave trade
Olaudah Equiano: Writer & Abolitionist
Episodes referenced
Slave Voyages: Documenting the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade with Dr. Gregory O’Malley and Dr. Nafees M. Khan
Support the show
What is moreish? | more·ish ˈmōrish | informal, of food, causing a desire for more
If you are enjoying the podcast, consider supporting the show to help us continue to make great content.
Join us on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube to continue the conversation.
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!) https://uppbeat.io/t/andrey-rossi/jerk-sauce