Prince William talks about slavery in a landmark speech in Jamaica.
addressed the elephant in the room during a speech in Jamaica ... calling slavery"abhorrent" and expressing"deep sorrow" over the issue.
As we reported, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are making their way around several Caribbean nations that are part of the British commonwealth. The latest stop is Jamaica, and it came with much backlash because of the obvious -- the Royal family represents the British colonizers who enslaved and traded millions of Africans in Jamaica ... and its other territories.
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