ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The UK, the Netherlands and Belgium all played a significant role in colonial slavery. Yet, until recently, there was little acknowledgement of this in their museums. Now, with anti-racist movements like Black Lives Matter gaining traction, and debates about representing the past filling our screens, what role are museums playing?
Written and presented by Catherine Newell, and made possible by SURE 2021 (Sheffield Undergraduate Research Experience).
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