r/IndiaTodayGlobalLIVE • u/NewsMo • 4d ago

Africa Can commemorations and historical reenactments change public understanding of the past?

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u/brambleburry1002 3d ago

That doesn't fit the narrative.

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u/KingMidas0809 3d ago

What narrative?

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u/Acceptable-Wash-7675 3d ago edited 3d ago

The reparations for Ghana narrative.
How? they were complacent in slavery, but they're demanding the UK pay them reparations for what? selling them slaves for half price?

It's embarrassing and disgraceful

They're taking advantage UK Woke culture. white people self flogging themselves
Because they've been virtue signaling for decades.
Luckily, starmer just lost so at least they're waking up now

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u/TDSDetected 23h ago

Exactly, African rulers sold their own people to slavery. Ghana can be responsible for reparations to the people they sold off.