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Beautiful and melancholic day today returning to the "Door of No Return" at Goree Island in my country of birth, Senegal, not incidentally arriving via Lisbon, Portugal, from whence some of the first Portuguese slave traders likely set sail from, including to establish in 1444 what went on to become a significant slave-trading centre on the African coast from the 15th to the 19th century (the island of Goree being ruled in succession by the Portuguese, Dutch, English and French). Not surprisingly, my wife and I found little trace of this history in Lisbon, even though we happened upon - in pure happenstance - the Terreiro do Paço which is today a tourist-filled plaza facing the city’s harbour; where enslaved and enslaver once set foot, embarking and disembarking upon the very same vessels of inhumanity that built the gore of Goree. I knew and felt it in my bones... and now, just read about it in the article below describing this ongoing (and indeed worldwide) struggle over historical representation and commemoration. Hardly by chance, the commemorative plaque mentioned in this article was nowhere obvious to be seen - we missed it entirely - perhaps in the dark shadows and recesses of the massive and triumphant white statues and tributes to the history of conquest and progress adorning the square, so fittingly emblematic of the scale of historical reckoning to date and still to come, here and elsewhere. Alas, "a luta continua" (a phrase equally fittingly familiar to many around the world today, as globalized from the Mozambican anti-colonial struggle for independence from the Portuguese, on this continent that was not only the cradle for humankind but for the triangular making of the modern Western world order we currently very much still inhabit)! For more on Lisbon's hidden histories, see: https://lnkd.in/e48hYFFC For more on Goree, see: https://lnkd.in/eZsd4qDp
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Sparta was one of the most important spots in not only Greece, but the entire Europe as well. During such period, the territory of Sparta would comprise the regions nowadays known as Messenia and Laconia. Only a small portion of that ancient territory continues being called Sparta, an area located towards the northern side of Laconia. Modern Sparta is situated within a fertile plain which allows it to produce citrus and olives as well as a variety of other fruits and vegetables usually distributed throughout many other towns and places in Peloponnese. In antiquity the city-state was known as Lacedaemon, while the name Sparta referred to its main settlement on the banks of the Eurotas River in Laconia, in south-eastern Peloponnese. The history of Sparta is very rich and interesting, and provides this destination with a unique charm and appeal. #greecetravel #greece #europetravel @Charlesfrize #onlinemarketinginGhana #tourismmarketing #OnlinemarketinginEurope #DigitalBranding #Ghana #tourismghana #travelandtours #worldtravel #travelindustry #AdvertisingSpecialist #travel #traveltips #FrizeMediaTravel
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