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The Church of England’s plan to pay £100m in reparations explains exactly why its pews are empty
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The Church of England’s plan to pay £100m in reparations explains exactly why its pews are empty
Given Lenny Henry wants the British state to pay £18tn in slavery reparations, perhaps we should be thankful that the Church of England wants to cough up “only” £100m as part of its Project Spire, the Church Commissioners’ proposal to invest in “communities affected by historic transatlantic chattel slavery”. Not only does the Church want to spend this money, but a parliamentary response to a question asked by the Conservative MP Neil O’Brien th…
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