This article offers a testimonial perspective about the African Slavery Legacy and Old European Empire Societies, parting from experiences in the United States, Brazil, South Africa and Mauritius during the covid 19 pandemic. The author highlights challenges of neoliberal approaches that ally public policies with private sector as palliative solutions which result in deepening previously existing inequalities in all aspects of society. Historical constructs shape skeptical behaviors and distrust of certain populations with regards to education and health public policies because, in the past, these have been used as strategies to reinforce segregation and discrimination. However, not to consider the particularities of public policy which should be destined to the non-white population also means to ignore its prerogatives which derive of specific lived situations which are not universal. The author suggests remedies for tackling these challenges as a means to promote justice to the African Slave Legacy populations.