An organization monitoring museums celebrating English playwright William Shakespeare is reportedly working on “decolonization” on behalf of the fight against white superiority.
Telegraph They reported that Shakespeare’s native confidence, a British non-profit organization in Stratford-Avon in England, is working on “decolonizing” his collections of artifacts associated with Shakespeare to “create more more inclusive museum experience.”
In recent years, critics in the UK have examined aspects of his history, even to criticize use The term “Anglo -Saxon” Describe the domestic nations by which England was appointed. Now Shakespeare, despite being born in 1564, is mostly written by plays that took place in Western Europe, carefully observed because of its alleged influence on colonialism.
The empty Henley Street, photographed late morning, shows the William Shakespeare’s birthplace museum in Stratford-UPon-Avon, England. (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
The process of decolonizing Shakespeare’s work is reportedly involved in the research of the “continuous influence of colonialism” in world history and ways in which “Shakespeare’s work played the role in that”. The effort, which is about the distance to distance the work from the Western Perspective, allegedly began after being concerned about the celebration of Shakespeare Allows “white superior”.
The Foundation also warned that some items in his collections and archives relating to the 16th -century iconic playwright may contain “language or representations that are racist, sexist, homophobic or otherwise harmful.”
Shakespeare’s birth trust allegedly worked on a research project with Dr. Helen Hopkins of the University of Birmingham, and concluded that the praise of Shakespeare as a “universal” genius “uses the ideology of white European European European European European Europe. is Shakespeare as a symbol of “British Cultural Superiority” and “Anglocultural Supervisions”.
The works of William Shakespeare are celebrated in a world who speaks English and beyond, and are often taught in American English courses. (Universal History/Naig Archive via Getty Images)
Celebrating Shakespeare’s work, the research claimed, was part of the “white anglocentric, Eurocentric and increasing” western “worldview that still causes damage to the world today.”
One of the solutions that the project suggested that Trust “present Shakespeare not as” greatest “, but as” part of the community of equal and different writers and artists from around the world. “
Telegraph also reported that Trust worked that Shakespeare’s legacy would be internationally organized by events such as “Rabindranath Tagore, Bengali poet and Romeo and Juliet Bollywood Dance Workshop.”
The works of William Shakespeare are one of the many historical bodies of teachers in classrooms that set fire to a fire for insulting modern liberal sensitivity. (AP Photo/Beth J. Harpaz)
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Fox News Digital He reached out to Shakespeare’s confidence of birth for comment, but did not receive a immediate answer.
