Slave trade reenacted on Juneteenth as leaders demand reparations
Summary
A reenactment of the slave trade was performed on Juneteenth at a historic fortress in Accra, Ghana. This event took place during a conference focused on supporting a United Nations resolution that calls slavery the “gravest crime against humanity.”Key Facts
- The reenactment showed scenes of the slave trade on Juneteenth.
- It happened outside a fortress in Accra, Ghana.
- The fortress was historically used for transporting enslaved people.
- Ghana is hosting a conference about slavery and its impact.
- The conference supports a UN resolution about slavery.
- The resolution describes slavery as the worst crime against humanity.
- Leaders at the event are asking for reparations related to slavery.
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