The Dial 4/25/23 The Dial 4/25/23

Editors’ Note

Issue 3: Reparation

Sir Hilary Beckles 4/25/23 Sir Hilary Beckles 4/25/23

The Case for Reparations in the Caribbean

And who should pay.

Fatema Ahmed 4/25/23 Fatema Ahmed 4/25/23

Why are Ethiopian jewels still in a London museum?

Lorena De Vita 4/18/23 Lorena De Vita 4/18/23

As calls for reparations gain momentum, public attention has turned back to the 1952 German-Israeli Holocaust negotiations.

Breno Pires (Tr. Jessica Sequeira) 4/11/23 Breno Pires (Tr. Jessica Sequeira) 4/11/23

After the insurrection, the nation’s Republicano lawmakers are distancing themselves from the former president—and looking for their next leader.

Luigi Mazza (Tr. Jessica Sequeira) 4/11/23 Luigi Mazza (Tr. Jessica Sequeira) 4/11/23

The art restorers putting the Brazilian Senate building back together.

Eve Fairbanks 4/4/23 Eve Fairbanks 4/4/23

The complex aftermath of reparations in Cape Town.

Maya Abu Al-Hayyat (Tr. Fady Joudah) 4/4/23 Maya Abu Al-Hayyat (Tr. Fady Joudah) 4/4/23

“Lovers Swap Language,” “We Could Die in a Traffic Accident” and “I Suffer a Phobia Called Hope”

Caitlin L. Chandler 3/28/23 Caitlin L. Chandler 3/28/23

East African families seek to reclaim the remains of their ancestors from German colonial collections.

Youssef Rakha 3/28/23 Youssef Rakha 3/28/23

The reparative fictions of Egyptian novelist Sonhallah Ibrahim.

The Reckoning Project 3/28/23 The Reckoning Project 3/28/23

Three witness testimonies from the invasion of Ukraine.