King Charles’s public condemnation of Britain’s slave trade as a "shameful chapter" signals a significant shift in royal acknowledgment of historical colonial guilt.
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The monarch called Britain’s trafficking of slaves from Africa a “shameful chapter of history” at a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government in Antigua.
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