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Laura Trevelyan, 54, a BBC reporter based in New York, delivered the apology at a ceremony in the capital St George's on Monday, attended by Grenada's prime minister.
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 Trevelyan family was among those the British government compensated following the abolition of slavery.
Originally posted at TomDispatch. The name of the game in Ukraine seems to be escalation, not just in the fighting (with a major Russian offensive - Andrew Bacevich for Antiwar.com Original