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Descendants of enslaved Africans in Ghana have stated that symbolic apologies from the government are inadequate in addressing the historical injustices faced by their ancestors. They call for more substantial reparations and actions to address the ongoing impact of slavery.
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Descendants of enslaved Africans in Ghana have stated that symbolic apologies from the government are inadequate in addressing the historical injustices faced by their ancestors. They call for more substantial reparations and actions to address the ongoing impact of slavery.
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