C E R E A Lさんのインスタグラム写真 - (C E R E A LInstagram)「The toppling of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol by Black Lives Matter protesters helped to trigger an imperative and long-overdue discussion in the UK. The country’s legacy of racism and slavery is often left obscured or undisclosed, vaguely hinted at but never fully acknowledged or understood. Much of Bristol’s Georgian architecture, particularly in the elegant hilltop neighbourhood of Clifton, was funded by the income generated from the slave trade. A few miles up the River Avon, the fashionable and genteel Georgian city of Bath was also flooded with wealth earned from slavery. Constructed mostly during the 18th century, much of Bath’s celebrated Palladian-inspired Georgian architecture was also funded by prominent slave-owning families. A Local Legacy - Bath, Bristol, and the transatlantic slave trade.」9月1日 0時02分