This is the Guardian.

Today, what is the acquittal of the protesters

who tore down the statue of the slave trader, Edward Corston,

mean for the future of activism?

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On the morning of June the 7th, 2020,

a mass march had been organised

in the centre of Bristol under the banner of Black Lives Matter.

10,000 people turned up to march in solidarity

with Black people and against racism.

They went past where the statue of Edward Corston

sits in the centre of the city.

As that happened, around 3,000 participants

called into police estimates ended up leaving the main march

and congregating around the statue

where they started pelting it with eggs

and chanting, pull it down, pull it down.

One of the people in the crowd that day was sage willaby.

It's been years and years of campaign

that the statue has come down

and it's like it's different to have

100 years my dad's shouting through the corridor.

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