The Reparations Debate
Exploring both the moral case for Reparations, and the practicalities of calculating the incalculable.
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In search of lost fruit: the explorers tracking down ancient trees…
Fruit and nut explorers traverse the US on an ecological mission to preserve the last cultivars of old and important plants
Caribbean countries poised to seek UN legal advice on slavery…
UN legal opinion would put pressure on 10 European countries targeted to engage in reparative justice
Sanctions regime put to legal test in UK as oligarch seeks release of…
Eugene Shvidler’s high court case could set precedent on delisting of sanctioned individuals
Wimbledon once helped to stop a black player from competing. Such…
In 1971, black tennis players from South Africa toured Europe, trying to escape the restrictions of apartheid. But even in the UK…
She Broke the News That the U.S. Catholic Church Sold Enslaved…
Rachel Swarns was astonished when she uncovered that the Catholic Church sold enslaved people in the United States. In her new…
Dining across the divide: ‘He is a straight man of a certain age; he…
One is a refugee who identifies as non-binary, the other labels himself ‘extreme right’. Could they find any common ground?
Windrush is part of a bigger global story – one that is giving me…
The knock-on effects of those 500 people’s arrival transformed Britain, leading to the multiracial society we live in today, says…
‘Simulation of democracy’: Guatemala readies for election amid…
Candidates have been disqualified on spurious grounds as experts warn of country backsliding into autocracy
Dutch study reveals extent of wealth made via slavery from three past…
Report comes shortly before an expected apology from King Willem-Alexander in a speech in Amsterdam
Six Essential Reads to Understand Juneteenth
Spend time with beautiful pieces of writing that highlight the fortitude of Black Americans.
A wealth tax could help poorer countries tackle climate crisis,…
Taxing world’s wealthiest people could help poorer countries shift economies to low-carbon and recover from climate damage
Reparations, in Our Lifetime
The fight for reparations is gaining ground across the country, and can no longer be ignored.
How White People Stole Affirmative Action — and Ensured Its Demise
If elite colleges owned up to their racism, the Supreme Court might rule differently.
What Reparations Actually Bought
The U.S. government’s redress program for Japanese Americans showed that the money matters. But it’s not the only thing that…
Barbados fights Big Sugar for the survival of its people
The legacy of colonialism, modern-day conveniences and a diet high in fat and sugar have bequeathed the island a diabetes and…
Rich countries with high greenhouse gas emissions could pay $170tn in…
Proposed compensation would be paid to developing countries that must transition away from fossil fuels
Hundreds were killed in the Tulsa race massacre. Are we already…
On the 102nd anniversary of the killings, efforts for justice in Greenwood are buried under hollow symbolism
Out of our minds: opium’s part in imperial history
The long read: How a mind-altering, addictive substance was used as a weapon by one empire to subdue another
Radical Rethinking at the Venice Architecture Biennale
Don’t be fooled by its generic title. Lesley Lokko’s “Laboratory of the Future” is the most ambitious and pointedly political…
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