Booker Prize urged to consider changing name over slavery ties
Prestigious literary prize is named after George and Josias Booker who enslaved 200 people on a cotton plantation in 1800s
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Prestigious literary prize is named after George and Josias Booker who enslaved 200 people on a cotton plantation in 1800s
Broadcaster and host of Radio 1Xtra Richie Brave, whose ancestors were enslaved, implored organisers to 'ask themselves some questions.'
Founders of company that went on to sponsor prize had enslaved 200 people on a cotton plantation in 1800s
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