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Sarah Baartman Reparations and the Courage to Remember
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- Sarah Baartman was taken to Europe in the early 19th century and exhibited as a spectacle.
- After her death in 1815, parts of her body were preserved and displayed until 1994.
- Nelson Mandela requested her remains be returned to South Africa; burial occurred in 2002.
- African Union has designated reparations as a key theme for 2025.
- Reparations debate includes financial compensation, truth, acknowledgment, and structural reforms.