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Church of England faces reparations pressure
The article details the Church of England's historical investment in slave-trading companies, revealing that its funds during the 18th century were heavily linked to the transatlantic slave trade. Following investigations and revelations, the Church acknowledged its past, issued an apology, and launched a £100 million project to address reparative justice, primarily supporting Black-led enterprises. Opposition has emerged, with critics questioning the legality, effectiveness, and divisiveness of these reparations efforts amid broader debates on historical guilt and modern racial inequality.
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