@bbcnews: King Charles visited Independence Park in Georgetown, Guyana, to remember the Demerara Slave Rebellion of 1823, which saw an uprising by thousands of enslaved people. Accompanied by Guyana's Culture Minister, Steven Jacobs, he was told how hundreds of slaves were killed by colonial leaders during the rebellion and many of those who survived were executed close to where the King stood. #Guyana #KingCharles #RoyalFamily #Caribbean #BBCNews

Dylan🇵🇹 :

im crying is he reminiscing

veena🤍 :

I didnt realize he was still alive

JayFinnn :

can I have a free pet?

Amy :

King Charles really here for the history

Varvas :

A king? In the 21st century? 🤦

Steve🇿🇦 :

what headline is this?

DB† :

I love supporting small creators

Lotus :

Reparation should be in the form of low interest loans and development help and government improvement assistance!

1_karki :

Still in slavery.

shingles shong :

first

່່່ :

I didnt realize he was still alive

Jay kenny :

not really

t48569 :

Not giving King Charles a bell is missed opportunity

chaysest☆r :

Ferdinand :

qwerty10296107aq :

First

Chris Noor :

The Vinyl Boss :

Farzana Hussain :

Nothing has changed but just leave Africa alone…. Lol

66 :

This is a slap in the face to the people 🤦🏿‍♂️

Fieldgo :

African kings could have ended this trade anytime they wanted to. But it was the British who ended it.

Kayy D :

Dylan :