Abstract
I recently returned from a trip to Liverpool in the U.K. where I was a guest of the University. It was part of a longer tripthat included time spent with colleagues in Milton Keynes, London and Oxford.
I had not been to Liverpool previously and like most of us knew few things about the city: it is the home of the Beatles;famous Liverpool Football Club and a Scouser accent is almost impossible to understand. On the bleaker side, I alsoknow it as a city that has a troubled past: the Toxteth race riots in 1981, the Hillsborough 1989 football tragedy when96 fans died, and alcohol problems that have affected sections of the population.
I had not been to Liverpool previously and like most of us knew few things about the city: it is the home of the Beatles;famous Liverpool Football Club and a Scouser accent is almost impossible to understand. On the bleaker side, I alsoknow it as a city that has a troubled past: the Toxteth race riots in 1981, the Hillsborough 1989 football tragedy when96 fans died, and alcohol problems that have affected sections of the population.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Number of pages | 2 |
| Journal | On Line Opinion: Australia's E-journal of Social and Political Debate |
| Publication status | Published - Mar 2012 |
Keywords
- Liverpool (England)
- slave trade
- slavery
- International Slavery Museum
- reconciliation
- wealth
- Aboriginal Australians
- Australia
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