University of London's Kyle Keydon's Research concludes Shelbourne statues are not slaves

Interview on RTÉ's Drivetime with Kyle Keydon from the University of London whose research concluded that none of the Shelbourne statues depicted slaves.

Pictured are some extracts of the twitter war he's been having with skintellectual titan Dr. Ebun Joseph who believes her hokey PhD in Equality studies makes her opinions sacrosanct and has been belittling Keydon's careful research as the work of a mere student.
https://twitter.com/EbunJoseph1/status/1289232149762043905
https://twitter.com/EbunJoseph1/status/1289475613485604864

Interesting to note that despite Keyton's sarcastic replies to Ebun, he is in fact a dues-paying member of the shitlib community as you will hear in the later half of the interview but perhaps his interactions with Ebun will change that.

Asked whether the statues should come down anyway because some brown people have said their feelings were hurt regardless he responds:

"Absolutely and I entirely agree with that. I've always said from the very beginning of this debate that regardless of how true the slave identification actually was — and it does appear to entirely untrue — the fact that there is clearly a very widely held misconception in Ireland that they are slaves could be enough to justify their removal, of course I accept that. It's not my place as white man to comment on the impact the statues would have on a woman or a person of colour who views them today but I fully accept such impact could well be a reason for their removal."

Broadcast: 31 Jul 2020 | RTÉ Drivetime