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Dublin Hotel PlansTo use Name Of Slavery Supporter - Vimarsana News

Dublin Hotel PlansTo use Name Of Slavery Supporter

A Dublin hotel has landed itself in hot water over plans to change its name which is connected to a historical figure who supported slavery.

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The Irish Times view on renaming: revisiting history from today's perspective – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The Irish Times view on renaming: revisiting history from today's perspective – The Irish Times

The denaming process is part of a worldwide re-evaluation of the legacy of slavery and a more general acceptance that emblematic reminders are more than historical curiosities

Ireland's Trinity College to drop philosopher Berkeley's name over slavery - Vimarsana News

Ireland's Trinity College to drop philosopher Berkeley's name over slavery

DUBLIN: Ireland's oldest university, Trinity College Dublin, has announced it will remove the name of philosopher George Berkeley from one of its main libraries over his ownership of slaves and efforts to "advance ideology in support of slavery". The college said in a statement it will retain a stained-gla

DeNamed is the Name of the Game - Vimarsana News

DeNamed is the Name of the Game

Menace Cultural revolution continues Trinity College Dublin is to change the name of a library currently called after a major Irish philosopher who was also a slave-owner. The university has announced that while the B…

Dublin hotel on College Green inadvertently adopts name of slavery advocate - Vimarsana News

Dublin hotel on College Green inadvertently adopts name of slavery advocate

Westin Hotel renamed after Westmoreland Street, which in turn was named after man who complained about the proposed abolition of slavery