the logo is edward colston�*s, like, family crest. he was responsible for a lot of the slave trade. colston statue in bristol being toppled, we looked at why the school was named the dolphin school, what the history behind the crest was. legend has it that a dolphin prevented one of colston�*s ships from sinking. the students have been working with a local artist to create a new school logo. when i understood the story of and the connection between colston and the dolphins, and i could the symbolism within that current emblem, so i took that idea back to the children and asked them what they would want to see the new emblem represent — and it was all around diversity, equality. they designed four potential emblems. they were mostly based around, like, our world and how diverse it is, and dolphins. and rather than being remembered as what edward colston founded, being remembered as a really diverse curriculum. changing the name of the school was also discussed. the decision was to keep the name of the school but to change the emblem because that's where they felt that that was the cl

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opportunity across our city comes a month after protesters tore down the statue of slave trader edward colston and threw it into bristol arbor we put the sensitive issue of slavery reparations for the great. paul african and caribbean heritage pico constitutes one of the greatest crimes in human history the legacies of which are still being felt today so these are very real world consequences even today and i think that the. motion produced by bristol city council as a great slaving cool city boutiques well it's the call of the exploitation and genocide of millions of africans to drive a stick of i can send i'm sorry but what i'd like to know is where those reparations get paid to whose pockets to they go into how is that all managed i'd also like to know how that goes any way you talk about that you talk about the cult once it is this slave or it's i mean a slavery trite you talk about the consequences of that but actually those consequences today need to be addressed i mean money out for something that happened 100 years ago and will that we put a stop to it is not the also the also rapes to

and i'm still winning that means they can do exactly the same thing this is where the statue of edward colston once stood when protesters brought it down last year it sparked intensive scrutiny of this country's racial past of injustices that led to inequalities that persists today but the government's report seems to be a direct rebuke of all of that the well intentioned idealism it says of those young people who claim the country is still institutionally racist is not borne out by the evidence. these young people and they'll tell you the evidence is plain to see in this area in the city sometimes you can see the social equality that when you grow up you don't have any place to go to learn how to play football or basketball not. show yourself all meet new friends and build friendships. but there is a picture of barely recognized by the government's report jonah al-jazeera bristol . and you can find out more on that and all the other stories that we've been covering on our website our just 0 dot com. my the air. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a court in minneapolis has bee

i'm still winning that means they could do exactly the same thing this is where the statue of edward colston once stood when protesters brought it down last year it sparked intensive scrutiny of this country's racial past of injustices that led to inequalities that persists today but the government's report seems to be a direct rebuke of all of that the well intentioned idealism it says of those young people who claim the country is still institutionally racist is not borne out by the evidence. ask these young people and they'll tell you the evidence is plain to see in this area in the city there's no youth sometimes you can see the social equality that when you grow up you don't have any place to go to learn how to play football or basketball now and show yourself all meet new friends and build friendships and got new skills but there is a picture of barely recognized by the government's report jonah hill al-jazeera bristol. ok let's take you back to the trial of their chauvin in minneapolis is the 3rd day of testimony and the witness that's been called is jeff root a let's listen in just u

i'm still willing that means they could do exactly the same thing this is where the statue of edward colston once stood when protesters brought it down last year it sparked intensive scrutiny of this country's racial past of injustices that led to inequalities that persists today but the government's report seems to be a direct rebuke of all of that the well intentioned idealism it says of those young people who claim the country is still institutionally racist is not borne out by the evidence. ask these young people and they'll tell you the evidence is plain to see in this area in the city there's no youth sometimes lead to see the social equality that when you grow up you don't have any place to go to learn how to play football or basketball new. show yourself all meet new friends and girlfriends and got new skills but that is a picture barely recognized by the government's report jonah hall al jazeera bristol. let's bring you some breaking news just coming in from france where the president a man in my chronos put the whole country back into lockdown it'll take a fact from saturday and it

when you think of last summer, when the statue of. of last summer, when the statue of edward colstoning _ conflict, living out some fantasy of being a _ conflict, living out some fantasy of being a revolutionary of some sort by attacking symbols of the establishment, as they see it. it is politically— establishment, as they see it. it is politically illiterate, it's got nothing _ politically illiterate, it's got nothing to do with who we are and actually. _ nothing to do with who we are and actually, what they've done will be used as _ actually, what they've done will be used as evidence for those people who support the bill that take kill -- that— who support the bill that take kill —— that they claim to be fighting against — —— that they claim to be fighting against. political illiteracy. we are outraged as a city, it is not who— are outraged as a city, it is not who we — are outraged as a city, it is not who we are _ are outraged as a city, it is not who we are or where we are and we will stand _ who we are or where we are and we will stand together and make that statement and rec