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It's the healing of the nation : the case for reparations in an era of recession and re-colonisation

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Comissiong, David

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TextPublication details: Caribbean Chapters Publishing BridgetownBB 2013Description: 108 pAction note:

10/21/15 SANDRAW

Summary: Presents a case for repairing the damage done and for addressing the injustice inflicted on Africa and people of African descent as a result of slavery, the slave trade and colonialism. Urges the adoption of the proposal for reparations as an instrument for achieving Caribbean integration, international economic revival, and the unity, solidarity and upliftment of the scattered sons and daughters of Africa.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	05.03.05 C734 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out	02/07/2024	0000000031208

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Presents a case for repairing the damage done and for addressing the injustice inflicted on Africa and people of African descent as a result of slavery, the slave trade and colonialism. Urges the adoption of the proposal for reparations as an instrument for achieving Caribbean integration, international economic revival, and the unity, solidarity and upliftment of the scattered sons and daughters of Africa.

10/21/15 SANDRAW

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