On 29 April 2009 Grenada’s government designated 1 May as Indian Arrival Day, to be observed alongside Labour Day. The commemoration recognizes the arrival of Indian indentured workers and the Indo-Grenadian community formed through their migration. Placing this memory beside slavery’s history should clarify the relationship between the systems without collapsing their different legal statuses and lived experiences.
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What did Grenada designate on 29 April 2009?
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The designation recognizes Indian indentured workers and their descendants.
Grenada designated 1 May as Indian Arrival Day in 2009.
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Explanation
The date honors Indian indentured workers and Indo-Grenadian descendants.