King Charles III urged to formally apologize for monarchy's ties to slavery, issue reparations

King Charles should apologize for the monarchy's racist past and role in the slave trade according to royal experts and campaigners.
Campaigners in 12 countries where Charles is king want him to apologize for impacts of slavery and colonization, commence reparations.
They are calling for the return of stolen artifacts and human remains, repatriation of cultural treasures.
Polling shows 35% of Americans think Charles should apologize for slavery.
Groups involved include campaigners from places like Antigua, New Zealand, Australia, campaigning for reparations, sovereignty, and to cut ties with the monarchy.