Organized in the Senegalese capital, the panel brought together voices from diverse backgrounds around a shared observation: historical recognition is a major step, but it will not be enough without concrete mechanisms for reparations. “The transatlantic slave trade is deeply embedded in our institutions. It hasn’t gone away,” declared the […]
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Organized in the Senegalese capital, the panel brought together voices from diverse backgrounds around a shared observation: historical recognition is a major step, but it will not be enough without concrete mechanisms for reparations. “The transatlantic slave trade is deeply embedded in our institutions. It hasn’t gone away,” declared the […]