November 08, 2018 at 05:00 pm | History
Shackled hands…Uhuru Solidarity Movement
Reparations to slave owners
In the late 1800s, slavery was abolished in the United Kingdom.
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46,000 slave owners in Britain were compensated while the 800,000 slaves who were freed were given no reparations.
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