As with many other posters, I resent the NT Boards determination to be woke and the frantic efforts to appeal to a younger more "diverse" membership. M&S tried that and look where it got them. After shaming the original owners of properties for involvement in the Slave Trade (often very indirectly), will you be looking at the majority of 18th and 19th century properties that were founded on the Coal Trade. Research the conditions young children worked and died in or watch your grand dads die of miners lung as I did as a teenager and say it wasn't a form of slavery.History is frozen in time and you cannot judge by todays standards.Slavery was a terrible thing and still is in Africa and The Middle East but so where many other things.
