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by Colin Hart, Christian Today: The issue of whether reparations should be made for British involvement in the transatlantic slave trade has come to the fore again as a result of the recent report from the oversight group set up by the...
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By Alice Thomson, James Beal, The Times: The Church of England’s £1 billion slavery reparation fund is “almost like bribery”, the government’s former race tsar said, as he said that Britain was much less racist than 40 years ago. Lord...
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from The Telegraph: Lord Sewell, who led a Government inquiry into racial inequality, says the church’s investment scheme is ‘for show’. A Tory peer who led a controversial government inquiry into racial disparity has claimed the Church...
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by John Root, Psephizo: By a macabre coincidence the Church of England is simultaneously engaged in debates about safeguarding and the victims of abuse, and responses to its involvement in slavery in the Caribbean. Both issues raise two...
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by Andrew Carey, CEN: It is surprising that the first civilisation to abolish slavery – a near universal historical practice – is also the first to be so racked with guilt that it is prepared to make reparations centuries after the...
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by Ian Paul, Psephizo: PR car-crashes for the Church of England are like buses—there are none for ages, then three come along at once. Except for the Church of England, the ‘there are none for ages’ bit isn’t true. Following the constant...
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