LISTEN IN SECTIONS: PART – 1- Opening Speeches
BRITISH EMPIRE AND COMMONWEALTH MUSEUM 10 MAY 2006, BRISTOL,UK
Introductions by A.C.Grayling,
(Chairperson),
Professor of Philosophy and Columnist
4 minutes 20 seconds
Introductions by A.C.Grayling, (Chairperson),
Professor of Philosophy and Columnist
Lord Hugh Thomas,
Historian and writer
8 mins 39 secs
Lord Hugh Thomas,
Historian and writer
Dr. Mike Phillips,
Author and broadcaster
9 mins 57 secs
Dr. Mike Phillips,
Author and broadcaster
Professor Stephen Howe,
Historian, University of Bristol
6 mins 28 secs
Professor Stephen Howe,
Historian, University of Bristol
Isabel Hilton,
Guardian columnist and editor of Open Democracy
8 mins 10 secs
Isabel Hilton,
Guardian columnist and editor of Open Democracy
Ekow Eshun,
Creative Director – Institute of Contemporary Arts
4 min 32 secs
Ekow Eshun,
Creative Director – Institute of Contemporary Arts
Richard Dowden,
Director – Royal African Society
10 mins 27 sec
Richard Dowden,
Director – Royal African Society
Toyin Agbetu,
Founder, Ligali organisation
11 min 11 secs
Toyin Agbetu,
Founder, Ligali organisation
SHOULD BRISTOL APOLOGISE FOR THE SLAVE TRADE?
PART – 2 – AUDIENCE AND PANEL DISCUSSION
BRITISH EMPIRE AND COMMONWEALTH MUSEUM 10 MAY 2006, BRISTOL,UK
Audience – Call 1 –
inc. Richard Hart
9 min 30 secs
Audience – Call 1
inc. Richard Hart
Panel – Response 1
Toyin, Isabel, Mike, Stephen
12 mins 27 secs
Panel – Repsonse 1
Toyin, Isabel, Mike, Stephen
Audience – Call 2
12 mins 7 secs
Audience – Call 2
Panel – Response 2,
Hugh, Richard, Ekow, Mike, Toyin
Panel – Response 2,
Hugh, Richard, Ekow, Mike, Toyin
Audience – Call 3
9 min 25 secs
Audience – Call 3
The Vote,
recast as: ‘Should Bristol Institutions apologise for the slave trade?’
The Vote,
recast as: ‘Should Bristol Institutions apologise for the slave trade?’
