Entangled Past: Apology and Reparations for Slavery in Grenada - Paperback
Entangled Past: Apology and Reparations for Slavery in Grenada - Paperback
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by Nicole Phillip (Author), Laura Trevelyan (Author)
When Grenada's National Reparations Committee invited
members of the Trevelyan family to come to the eastern Caribbean island in 2023
and apologize to the people of Grenada for the actions of their English
enslaver ancestors, the historic ceremony made headlines around the world.
Never before had descendants of enslavers in the British Caribbean publicly
apologized for the crimes against humanity committed by their ancestors and
pledged to pay reparations. Entangled
Past is the behind-the-scenes story of the Trevelyan family apology and
decision to pay reparations, told by the two women who were midwives to the
event - Grenadian historian Nicole Phillip and British American journalist
Laura Trevelyan. This is a story told from Nicole and Laura's two very
different perspectives, combining a first-hand account of how Grenadians worked
with the Trevelyan family with a historical overview of Grenada and Britain's
entangled past.
