A Window into Oxford’s Connections with Proslavery Politics
Among the stained glass windows in the antechapel of Wadham College, Oxford, lie the arms …
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Capitalism and Slavery: The View to and from Oxford
A review of a lecture on 31 October 2019 by Professor Richard Drayton, Rhodes Professor …
The White Lie: Questioning the Legacy of ‘Whitewashing’ Ancient Sculpture
Greek and Roman sculpture has always been considered a paradigm of art through the centuries. …
Oxford and Colonial Atrocities: the Mau Mau Rebellion
Content warning: colonial violence and atrocities In 2011, four elderly Kenyans brought a celebrated legal …
Cape to Cornered: A Mandela Rhodes scholar at Oxford
Oxford and the legacy of Cecil John Rhodes are inextricably interconnected, we tell our tour …
