According to Agence France-Presse reported on the 6th, British Prime Minister Johnson said on the same day that Britain's "historical heritage" is very complicated and should resist attempts to "tamper" with British colonial history.
Johnson said the day before a British court acquitted four protesters who had torn down a statue of Britain's notorious slave trader Colston. Britain sparked a wave of anti-racist protests last year, sparking a national debate over how to deal with controversial historical figures. ▲
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