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Introduction: Geraldine Baptiste’s Gathering
Geraldine Baptiste, a South Africa-based South African painter and photographs the Chagos Islands and Indian Ocean in the 1980s, shares her grandfather’s fate over the Chagos Islands in the late 1950s and early 1960s.“Agran Pera (Granpapa) was a man with blood, eyes, and a heart, and after the British government’s decision to colonize hisNAME, his “skin” was stripped of its essence. The islands became his Hellish fringes, and he left Mauritius in 1968. He is remembered by the people who lived and worked around him, and by his name and to this day, they still feel a sense of sorrow and gratitude for the suffering their brothers endured.** -
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1. The Gathering of Geraldine Baptiste
Geraldine Baptiste, a South African journalist and artist, reflects on her grandfather’s harrowing journey over Mauritius’s Chagos Islands in the 1950s. Upon learning of her grandfather’s abandonment, she embarks on a cascading personal journey rooted in reconciliation and historical memory, sharing her grandfather’s story as one never-to-be-remembered tale of resilience and loss.
2. The Global Collaboration Eff
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3. The Global Code of the Chagos Islands
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