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Deeply ashamed of @OrielOxford's decision to retain the statue of #CecilRhodes due to "regulatory and financial challenges".
Instead they will "contextualise" the statue. Let me suggest some facts that should be included in that context. 🧵 (1/x)
theguardian.com/education/2021…
Instead they will "contextualise" the statue. Let me suggest some facts that should be included in that context. 🧵 (1/x)
theguardian.com/education/2021…
The students of @OrielOxford voted by 125-26 in June 2020 to remove the statue of Cecil Rhodes.
The Governing Body of staff agreed with this wish and voted to establish a committee to consult stakeholders and recommendations.
So why did the college reject these views? [2/x]
The Governing Body of staff agreed with this wish and voted to establish a committee to consult stakeholders and recommendations.
So why did the college reject these views? [2/x]
First, the college has a dodgy history. Not only did it receive a huge donation from colonial tyrant #CecilRhodes and erect a monument in his honour in 1911 (he is in a suit - this is recent!!)...
... but the college was the last to admit women in 1985. [3/x]
... but the college was the last to admit women in 1985. [3/x]
