This is only a small semi-serious post, but if we beat a little reflection little better. Imagine this scene: a family visit to Victoria Falls in Africa. The son asks his father stating the monument to Livingstone: "Dad who is that?" But above all, imagine the face of his father when his son heard the answer replies, "Dad, why do before Stone Henge or the Thames not we past the statue of the first black man over there?)
I, in Africamar role of a parent, I would try bitterness and anger may have to tell my son that in this world there has been and still is, unfortunately, people who are not ashamed of having celebrated discoveries have always known to millions of human beings .
With the aggravation of having made a slaughter in toponymic changing name to places and city.
I would be balanced for bilateral relations: either we take away all those silly statues and plaques around Africa, or even begin to put plaques around Rome, perhaps because of Pigneto: HERE AND 'THE PAST hamadou, SENEGAL SELLER . What's wrong? Maybe make you smile, but never as the plate on Lake Victoria, Speke; much trouble to find out places where you could easily ask someone local!
