Joshua Maponga argues that meaningful reconciliation between colonized and colonizer nations requires honest confrontation with colonial violence, including the return of stolen artifacts and remains, and that accountability must precede reconciliation.
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with 18 of our royalties. Their heads were chopped off. Their heads are kept in British Museum right now and their heads are being used as trophies and rituals. And if we're asking if we're going to be living together, maybe living together is such a polite word.
Before we can live together, can we just talk justice that you do it right by us?
Bring back our heads. Bring back our royalties. Let us bury them in decency.
We will then begin to talk about the rule of law.
If what you have done, can you be accountable for what you
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