Removal of Robert Milligan's Statue. | Protozoa

Digital painting of the removal of Robert Milligan statue by Richard Westmacottan in front of the Museum of London Docklands, 9 June 2020. The statue was removed after black lives matter protests. Robert Milligan was a former slave owner with over 500 slaves in Jamaica.

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Invited by: Arthur Taylor

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