Why Queen Elizabeth II’s death might be a moment of transition for the Commonwealth

While some in the Commonwealth are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II, others are grappling with the violent legacy of British colonialism — and questioning their country’s relationship with the new monarch, King Charles III. To discuss the mood in three Commonwealth countries, guest host Nahlah Ayed speaks with Rosalea Hamilton, coordinator of the Advocates Network in Jamaica; Bizeck Phiri, professor and historian at the University of Zambia; and Cindy McCreery, a historian and senior lecturer at the University of Sydney in Australia.