25th-Jul-21, 07:26 AM
I’ve checked the less hysterical sources (and with friends in Leeds) and this is the story: https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/news/leeds-...a-21104257
No-one is banning anything at all. The council are checking the facts before developing the new exhibit and teaching resources.
I’m heartened to see local councils and their museums are still carrying out imaginative and relevant local history. It’s a great way of helping us understand the world we live in. The small museum in my local library was a fascinating place to go back in the 70s and 80s. Their exhibit on milk bottles taught me about the growth of the borough, changes in local agriculture and industry - and how a milk float works. Simple, a little bit bizarre, but very effective - I still remember most of it.
No-one is banning anything at all. The council are checking the facts before developing the new exhibit and teaching resources.
I’m heartened to see local councils and their museums are still carrying out imaginative and relevant local history. It’s a great way of helping us understand the world we live in. The small museum in my local library was a fascinating place to go back in the 70s and 80s. Their exhibit on milk bottles taught me about the growth of the borough, changes in local agriculture and industry - and how a milk float works. Simple, a little bit bizarre, but very effective - I still remember most of it.
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