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Mr Gill said Grenada should move to remove the names of any buildings, streets or institution that has links to colonialism and slavery

A British family’s apology to the Grenadian people for their ancestors’ role in the transatlantic slave trade will open the doors for others to follow suit. That’s the view of the Chair of the Antigua and Barbuda Reparations Support Commission Ambassador Dorbrene O’Marde who referred to Monday’s occasion in Grenada…

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ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, (CMC) – Surviving relatives of a family in the United Kingdom, who in the 18th and 19th centuries jointly owned approximately 1,200 slaves on six plantations in three different p...

Laura Trevelyan, 54, a BBC reporter based in New York, delivered the apology at a ceremony in the capital St Georges on Monday, attended by Grenadas prime minister.

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A BBC journalist has publicly apologized to the people of Grenada for her aristocratic ancestors owning more than 1,000 slaves - with her family donating

Laura Trevelyan, a BBC correspondent who investigated her family’s link to the slave trade, also pays £100,000 in reparations

The content originally appeared on: The Barnacle News The New National Party (NNP) Youth Arm expresses deep concern about what appears to be an increase in ...