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'A noticeable departure from the original ship is the African-patterned fabric used for the sails. This
fabric is symbolic of African identity and independence. This explores ties between colonialism and abolitionism, and the British relationship with indigenous peoples'
Utter garbage, as per usual.
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| Current Thread | Author | Time | | Hamsterwheel | 13:57:18 | | Free Thinking Doggie | 19:10:16 | | Denc 🗡 | 17:33:24 | | Hamsterwheel | 18:13:50 | | Free Thinking Doggie | 18:30:56 | | Free Thinking Doggie | 18:33:40 | | Hamsterwheel | 19:15:38 |
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