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It appears that the conversation of reparations is not just focused in the United States but it's being talked about in the commonwealth countries of the former Empire in the UK. The new Chief candidates that are being elected in the Commonwealth are now from the African continent. It looks like there are more conversations about the Commonwealth repaying in reparations to former colonies of the UK. The African continent and now India should consider this and I would even consider saying why not the United states? If I'm correct the former colony of the United States was from the old Empire of England. Even though the governments were different at the time does it still apply to the former colony as well? I think there's a lot of questions into how we would work and where would the operation of giving reparations to former British colonies. What do you think?
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