Posted in 2007, Bristol, abolition, dirty laundry, education, maafa, multiculturalism, slave trade, slavery on May 31, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
BECM Apology Debate 10 May 06 -
PART 1
- LISTEN TO THE DEBATE BY CLICKING ON THE SPEAKERS’ NAMES BELOW-
or go to PART 2
BRITISH EMPIRE AND COMMONWEALTH MUSEUM 10 MAY 2006,BRISTOL,UK
SHOULD BRISTOL APOLOGISE FOR THE SLAVE TRADE?
PART – 1- OPENING SPEECHES
(the audio files, are in MP3 format)
Chapter
Length
Introductions by A.C.Grayling (Chairperson),Professor of Philosophy and Columnist
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PART 2
- LISTEN TO THE DEBATE BY CLICKING ON THE SPEAKERS’ NAMES BELOW-
or go to PART 1
BRISTOL,UK
SHOULD BRISTOL APOLOGISE FOR THE SLAVE TRADE? -
PART – 2 – AUDIENCE AND PANEL DISCUSSION – 10th May 2006
(the audio files, are in MP3 format)
Chapter
Length
Audience – Call 1
inc. Richard Hart
9mins 30sec
Panel – Repsonse 1
Toyin, Isabel, Mike, [...]
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