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Industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright profited from the slave trade, says English Heritage - Vimarsana News

Industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright profited from the slave trade, says English Heritage

Updated online blue plaque includes claims that the ‘Father of the Factory System’ benefited from a system that ‘exploited enslaved workers’

How did we let our history become one long mea culpa? - Vimarsana News

How did we let our history become one long mea culpa?

If we seek to make drastic amends for anything tainted by racism or colonialism, we will literally have nothing left

Wikipedia Moderators Are Debating Removing An Article About Communist Mass Killings For 'Bias' - Vimarsana News

Wikipedia Moderators Are Debating Removing An Article About Communist Mass Killings For 'Bias'

Wikipedia moderators are currently considering removing an article titled “mass killings under communist regimes” over concerns of “bias.”

Letters: The Paterson case exposes government inability to think three moves ahead - Vimarsana News

Letters: The Paterson case exposes government inability to think three moves ahead

SIR – Yesterday’s U-turn on addressing the parliamentary standards issue is indicative of a government that seems unable to think through problems.

Why the Paris Commune Still Resonates, 150 Years Later - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

Why the Paris Commune Still Resonates, 150 Years Later - International Viewpoint

I50 years of the Paris Commune Why the Paris Commune Still Resonates, 150 Years Later Thursday 3 June 2021, by Enzo Traverso There is a paradoxical discrepancy between the meteoric rise and fall of the Paris Commune, whose life did not exceed seventy-two days, and its lasting presence as a central experience in the Left’s historical consciousness. Viewed through the lens of what some scholars call “world history,” what happened in Paris between March 18 and May 28, 1871, is almost insignificant. Most recent historians of the nineteenth century — think of the acclaimed works of Christ...