Protests for slavery reparations during King Charles' Caribbean visit
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King Charles, Jevon Thompson
Nassau, Bahamas
October 2026
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Demonstrators in the Bahamas demanded reparations for the British role in the slave trade. King Charles acknowledged the injustices of slavery but stopped short of a formal apology. Protesters emphasized that regret is insufficient and called for full compensation.
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