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A Journey Through Exile: One Chagossian’s Story

  • chagossiancommunit1
  • Jul 30
  • 1 min read

We were told we’d return in a few days. But we never saw our home again. Jean-Paul, a second-generation Chagossian in Mauritius


Firsthand accounts are among the most powerful ways to understand history. This post features a personal interview with Jean-Paul, whose family was uprooted during the 1970s exile. He recounts memories passed down from his parents, the struggles of growing up in displacement, and his hopes for future generations. It’s a moving portrait of a community’s pain



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The Chagos Archipelago was settled in the 18th century by enslaved Africans brought by the French. After 1814, the British controlled the islands, bringing in indentured Indian laborers. Over generations, a unique Creole culture emerged.

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