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		<title>Codrington Library, All Souls College in Oxford</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In 2015, the student organisation Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford began to place sustained pressureon All Souls College to confront the legacy of their ‘Codrington Library’ &#8211; named for the enslaverand benefactor Christopher Codrington. Across two ‘waves’ of targeted protest in 2015-16 and2020, the College made a range of concessions: it introduced scholarships for graduate [&#8230;]</p>
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">In 2015, the student organisation Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford began to place sustained pressure<br>on All Souls College to confront the legacy of their ‘Codrington Library’ &#8211; named for the enslaver<br>and benefactor Christopher Codrington. Across two ‘waves’ of targeted protest in 2015-16 and<br>2020, the College made a range of concessions: it introduced scholarships for graduate students<br>of Caribbean descent, pledged over £1,000,000 to initiatives including Codrington College in<br>Barbados and Oxford’s Black Academic Futures programme, and installed a commemorative<br>plaque honouring those enslaved on Codrington’s plantations. In 2020, it ceased using the name<br>‘Codrington Library’ and in 2021, recontextualised the statue through digital displays and texts<br>that address the College’s legacy of slavery. This case study demonstrates how sustained<br>student-led activism prompted an elite institution to confront its colonial history and highlights<br>the tension between symbolic and material forms of redress in higher education.</p>



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