Caribbean to Train Children as Reparations Activists Against Britain
21st September 2026
Caribbean countries will teach children to be activists so they can claim reparations from Britain for generations.
Mia Mottley, the prime minister of Barbados, has hosted a conference over the past week to discuss strategies for obtaining compensation for slavery.
Government-backed experts have devised an “action plan”, which includes training children to continue the dispute with former colonial powers for decades to come.
It has been recommended that nations seeking reparations create and fund “institutional youth leadership” training to ensure a “succession” of advocates within the reparation movement.
No mention of reparations from the Arab world, who enslaved more Africans than were brought across the Atlantic.
No mention of reparations from West African nations like Ghana, who actually enslaved their ancestors and sold them to whoever would buy. In fact, Ghana is pushing for its own brand of ‘reparations’.