On May 4, 1969 James Forman, spokesman for the National Black Economic Development Conference (NBEDC), presented in the Christian church of Riverside in New York, United States, the Black Manifesto asking the white Christian churches and Jewish synagogues for five hundred million dollars of compensations for the African American population.
In the following decades there were […]
Capitalism and Slavery – DAY 2 – Secondary School Student Sessions
Panel Discussion 5 Reparation Chair Dorbrene O’Marde Dr June Soomer Rodney Worrell
Session 4 Sugar Plantations and Capital Accumulation Chair Dr. Mc Collin Dr. Zahedieh Dr. Cateau.
Panel Discussion 3 Decolonising Caribbean History Dr Sasha Tuner Chair Dr Sherry Ann Singh.
Session 2 Focus Session Williams’ Caribbean Vision Dexnell Peters.
Panel Discussions – Capitalism and Slavery Symposium -Session 1 Chair Ferdie Ferreira, Erica Williams, Dr.Lovell Francis.
The National for Tuesday, May 19 — The environment and COVID-19; reopenings increase.
Dr. Marsha Pearce – Symposium Art Curator – Capitalism and Slavery Visual Depiction.
Professor Verene Shepherd – Greetings from Centre for Reparations Research.
The Caricom Reparations Commission is a project under the auspices of the Caribbean Community, CARICOM.
Archivering En Reparations (PPTX)
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