A Look at the British Museums' Troubling History with Stolen Treasures

The first time I came in contact with Benin bronze sculptures and plaques, I was mystified. As a Nigerian, I was astonished to learn that such a large collection was held in a British museum, in an industry dominated by white people, and generally kept in spaces that don't really welcome those whose culture is displayed.  Author: Emi Eleode Category: ARTS Listen to the full story read by Gemma Harvey, or read it online - also available in Easy Read.