✊🏾🇯🇲 Jamaica is taking the reparations fight directly to the British throne. And the date they chose to do it says everything. A Jamaican delegation will travel to the UK in September to deliver a formal petition to King Charles III, asking Britain's highest legal council to rule on whether the forced transportation of Africans to Jamaica constituted a crime against humanity and whether Britain is legally obligated to provide restitution. The date of the visit is September 6. The anniversary of the 1781 departure of the slave ship Zong, whose captain threw 140 enslaved Africans overboard to make insurance claims. That choice was not an accident. This petition builds on a growing global movement. In May 2026, the United Nations passed a resolution condemning the transatlantic slave trade and calling for international reparations. In June, African and Caribbean nations adopted a 19-point reparations framework in Accra. Now Jamaica is bringing the legal case directly to the monarch...