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What the are you saying? It's the most bizarre headline.
We've already spoken about the fact that reparations can be done and I just want to make something clear. Black people in this country have contributed a lot from the Windrush and the fact that we have been colonized, enslaved and this is the issue that I have that you have no balance.
Stop being a victim, you know. None of this is about slavery at all. If it was, people like Imarn would be campaigning actively against the 10 million slaves living in Africa. Seven in every 1,000 Africans is a slave today. Hundreds of slaves are sold every week in Libya as CNN has reported. Pakistan is the global center of slavery around the world. So, why are you not protesting outside the embassies of Cameroon and Sudan? There are 800,000 slaves in Cameroon today. The fact that you're more concerned about things that happened 200 years ago rather than what happens to people today tells me all that I need to know about the real cause here, that you're more concerned about the past than the living horrors of people in Africa. Says everything.