Tearing Down Our History

The debate is about our relationship with history, and whether removing statues and monuments has a role to play in reappraising historic wrongs, or whether they encourage us to erase difficult and contentious parts of our history, rather than engage with and understand them. Should monuments to controversial historical figures remain? Our host of Pete and Sarah, along with special guest James W. Allen, tackle the issues on this week's episode of Booze and Banter.

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