How can the case for reparations be made even stronger? This constructive critique examines The Sacrificed Are Told to Thank the Altar, identifying opportunities to reinforce the historical, legal and economic foundations of institutional liability while sharpening the causal links between colonial extraction and life-capacity restoration. Read More
If personal guilt is not inherited, can institutional responsibility still endure across generations? This debate examines one of the central questions raised by The Sacrificed Are Told to Thank the Altar: whether continuing institutions may inherit the wealth and prestige of colonialism while denying the liabilities that accompanied them. Read More
