Confronting a Bygone Era, Officials Remove Statue of 18th Century Slave trader in London
A statue of Robert Milligan is pictured being got rid of via staff out of doors the Museum of London Docklands close to Canary Wharf, following the demise of George Floyd who died in police custody in Minneapolis, London, Britain, June nine, 2020. REUTERS/John Sibley
The statue of Robert Milligan which stands in entrance of the Museum of London Docklands, got here into center of attention after demonstrators participating in an international anti-racism protest motion tore down the statue of a slave dealer in Bristol, southwest England.
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- Closing Up to date: June 10, 2020, nine:18 AM IST
A statue of Robert Milligan, an 18th century slave dealer, was once being got rid of from its plinth out of doors a London museum on Tuesday after officers determined it was once not appropriate to the area people.
The prior to now difficult to understand statue, which stands in entrance of the Museum of London Docklands, got here into center of attention after demonstrators participating in an international anti-racism protest motion tore down the statue of a slave dealer in Bristol, southwest England.
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