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Paris Noir": Pompidou's Exhibition Showcases Overlooked Black Artists
The Pompidou Centre's closing exhibition, "Paris Noir," features 350 works by 150 Black artists, many previously unknown in France, highlighting their contributions to Parisian art and addressing historical omissions in recognition.
Paris Noir": Pompidou's Exhibition Showcases Overlooked Black Artists
The Pompidou Centre's closing exhibition, "Paris Noir," features 350 works by 150 Black artists, many previously unknown in France, highlighting their contributions to Parisian art and addressing historical omissions in recognition.
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16% Bias Score
Rediscovered Klimt Portrait Surfaces at TEFAF Maastricht
A previously lost Gustav Klimt portrait of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, painted in 1897 within the context of the Vienna Völkerschau exhibition, has resurfaced after decades, is on display at TEFAF Maastricht, and is priced at €15 million.
Rediscovered Klimt Portrait Surfaces at TEFAF Maastricht
A previously lost Gustav Klimt portrait of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, painted in 1897 within the context of the Vienna Völkerschau exhibition, has resurfaced after decades, is on display at TEFAF Maastricht, and is priced at €15 million.
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24% Bias Score
UK Debates Ban on Display of Human Remains in Museums
The UK is considering a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums, following a report highlighting ethical concerns and the distress caused to diaspora communities by the display of ancestral remains, many taken during colonial rule.
UK Debates Ban on Display of Human Remains in Museums
The UK is considering a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums, following a report highlighting ethical concerns and the distress caused to diaspora communities by the display of ancestral remains, many taken during colonial rule.
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40% Bias Score
UK Debates Ban on Museum Display of Human Remains
The UK parliament is considering a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums following a report highlighting the distress caused to diaspora communities by the continued holding of ancestral remains, many acquired during colonial rule, and recommending amendments to the Human Tissue Ac...
UK Debates Ban on Museum Display of Human Remains
The UK parliament is considering a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums following a report highlighting the distress caused to diaspora communities by the continued holding of ancestral remains, many acquired during colonial rule, and recommending amendments to the Human Tissue Ac...
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48% Bias Score
Missed Opportunities: French Colonists in Algeria (1830-1962)
Yves Santamaria's "L'Algérie et la France" analyzes unrealized autonomist desires among French colonists in Algeria (1830-1962), highlighting their failure to form a separate identity and neglecting the Muslim population's perspective, thereby limiting its analysis of missed opportunities to avert c...
Missed Opportunities: French Colonists in Algeria (1830-1962)
Yves Santamaria's "L'Algérie et la France" analyzes unrealized autonomist desires among French colonists in Algeria (1830-1962), highlighting their failure to form a separate identity and neglecting the Muslim population's perspective, thereby limiting its analysis of missed opportunities to avert c...
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56% Bias Score
AU Declares Colonial-Era Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide, aiming for restorative justice and potentially strengthening Africa's claims for reparations in international negotiations.
AU Declares Colonial-Era Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide, aiming for restorative justice and potentially strengthening Africa's claims for reparations in international negotiations.
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16% Bias Score
Aberdeen University to Repatriate Murdered Aboriginal Man's Remains
The University of Aberdeen will repatriate the remains of a murdered Aboriginal man, likely obtained during Tasmania's colonial era (1820s-1830s), on Friday, for a traditional Tasmanian Aboriginal burial ceremony following pressure to address colonial injustices.
Aberdeen University to Repatriate Murdered Aboriginal Man's Remains
The University of Aberdeen will repatriate the remains of a murdered Aboriginal man, likely obtained during Tasmania's colonial era (1820s-1830s), on Friday, for a traditional Tasmanian Aboriginal burial ceremony following pressure to address colonial injustices.
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36% Bias Score
Rwanda Cuts Ties with Belgium over DRC Conflict
Rwanda ended diplomatic relations with Belgium on March 17th, accusing Belgium of supporting the DRC in the ongoing conflict and citing its past colonial ties to both nations; all Belgian diplomats must leave Rwanda within 48 hours.
Rwanda Cuts Ties with Belgium over DRC Conflict
Rwanda ended diplomatic relations with Belgium on March 17th, accusing Belgium of supporting the DRC in the ongoing conflict and citing its past colonial ties to both nations; all Belgian diplomats must leave Rwanda within 48 hours.
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40% Bias Score
UK Considers Ban on Display and Sale of Human Remains in Museums
The UK Parliament is debating a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums, prompted by a report highlighting the distress caused to diaspora communities by the holding of ancestral remains, many acquired during colonial rule and often displayed without consent; the report calls for ame...
UK Considers Ban on Display and Sale of Human Remains in Museums
The UK Parliament is debating a ban on the sale and display of human remains in museums, prompted by a report highlighting the distress caused to diaspora communities by the holding of ancestral remains, many acquired during colonial rule and often displayed without consent; the report calls for ame...
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40% Bias Score
Munich's International Weeks Against Racism Address Colonial Legacy and Social Inequality
Munich hosts the International Weeks Against Racism (March 17-30) with over 170 events, including workshops on colonial history, museum exhibitions showcasing repatriated artifacts, and children's activities promoting inclusivity and awareness of racism and migration.
Munich's International Weeks Against Racism Address Colonial Legacy and Social Inequality
Munich hosts the International Weeks Against Racism (March 17-30) with over 170 events, including workshops on colonial history, museum exhibitions showcasing repatriated artifacts, and children's activities promoting inclusivity and awareness of racism and migration.
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44% Bias Score
UK Report Calls for Ban on Public Display of Ancestral Remains
A UK parliamentary report advocates for legislation criminalizing the public display and sale of ancestral human remains, calling for repatriation of items acquired through colonial practices and emphasizing ethical considerations.
UK Report Calls for Ban on Public Display of Ancestral Remains
A UK parliamentary report advocates for legislation criminalizing the public display and sale of ancestral human remains, calling for repatriation of items acquired through colonial practices and emphasizing ethical considerations.
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52% Bias Score
AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
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16% Bias Score
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