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... in d?v?loping p?rm?n?nt g?ll?ri?s on bro?d?r subj?cts such ?s rit?s of p?ss?g? ?nd sl?v?ry. Such community consult?tion c?n oft?n b? ch?ll?nging ?nd tim?-consuming but r?sults in ? strong s?ns? of cultur?l own?rship. Such ?x?mpl?s, how?v?r, r?pr?s?nt only ? tiny fr?ction of th? 3,000 or so mus?ums ?nd historic sit?s which ?r? in th? public dom?in in th? Unit?d Kingdom. M?ny of th?s? ?r? sit?s in ?r??s wh?r? th?r? ?r? f?w or no ?thnic minority communiti?s ?nd h?v? ? focus which is lik?ly to r?m?in c?ntr?d on ?nglish, Scottish, W?lsh or North?rn Ir?l?nd history. ? k?y ch?ll?ng? is to build ?thnic minority ?udi?nc?s for such v?nu?s, which oft?n h?v? no dir?ct cultur?l r?l?v?nc? to th? communiti?s involv?d. This issu? is import?nt b?c?us? ?thnic minority communiti?s ?lso contribut? to th? upk??p of such sit?s through th?ir n?tion?l ?nd loc?l t?x?s ?nd, in th? long?r t?rm, th?y r?pr?s?nt ? v?lu?bl? ?nd still l?rg?ly ...
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