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On October 11, 1865, the quiet town of Morant Bay, Jamaica, hundreds of Jamaicans, led by Baptist preacher Paul Bogle, marched to the courthouse demanding justice, dignity and reform. Their protest began peacefully, but after the colonial militia opened fire,…
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