Introduction
In this essay, the issue related with Cecil Rhodes statue has been considered. Cecil Rhodes was
one of the leading figures of British colonization in the late nineteenth century, prompting the
kingdom to hold large positions in southern Africa, first as a money manager and later as chief
administrator of the Cape Colony in what is now the South Africa. Rhodes had financial and
political reasons. He helped found the De Beers gemstone group, which sought to control a place
that was much more famous for jewelry mining. During the lifetime of Rhodes, the group
controlled approximately 90% of the world's jewelry mines. In any case, he also had strong
evidence that the British should have handled things because they were simply better than others.
The show is based on an analysis of the best response to the given case.
Discussion
The Rhodes Must Fall project has been fundamentally enthusiastic and claims that the image of a
man who left school alone is an image of the "fragile side" of England and should be destroyed.
Oriel College's governing body created a self-governance committee at the request of a month
ago after people voted to remove the image after a backlash that started five years ago and
recently reopened by Black Lives Matter.
The images will remain in place at least until January, until the commission releases the results
after consulting a range of experts and partners, including representatives of former traders, past
and present bushes, Strugg Rhodes Must Fall and the group. of Oxford. Town Council. The
Commission is exploring how Oriel College's commitment to diversity in the 21st century can
better change the past. In addition to the main discussion of Rhodes' imagery and heritage, the
bonus addresses a wide range of issues about meeting Oriel cabinets and BAME staff and how to
improve accessibility.
In no case will the destruction of the image be guaranteed. "The devolution committee has
allowed them to reconsider all options for the image, in light of what the Executive wants the
image to destroy," he said in a statement attached to the application.

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