This newspaper’s comprehensive foreign media reports Recently，The official website of the British nj bet365 Teachers Association published Foluke Adebisi, senior lecturer at the University of Bristol nj bet365 School、Article written by Lydia Bleasdale, Associate Professor at the University of Leeds School of nj bet365 and others。Article proposed，The connection between nj bet365 and society is particularly obvious in legal education，nj bet365 teachers should adopt legal education in the modern context，Pass the message against racial discrimination。

Adebisi said，Take the description nj bet365 Niger River in some areas as an example，One can clearly see the influence of colonial history。The Niger River is the main river in West Africa，Existed in prehistoric times，Nourished countless West Africans and their ancestors。But in history textbooks in many regions，Even in the teaching of history in schools along the Niger River，The river is said to have been "discovered" by Scottish explorer Mungo Park in the 18th century。

Adebisi thinks，We should take a closer look at the meaning of the word “race”，It should not be confused with “ethnicity”。The distinction of race is mainly based on race，That is, distinguishing different groups of people based on differences in physical characteristics。Ethnic groups differentiate people according to cultural differences，Thus it is a concept based on certain cultural norms。But，These guidelines may change over time or as circumstances change。Actually，nj bet365 is also part of human historical memory and cultural heritage，Common nj bet365 and precedents in the common nj bet365 system can help people understand the past。Therefore，Legal teaching should reflect the historical development and its impact on the nj bet365。What deserves special attention is，While colonial history affects the laws and regulations of relevant countries and regions, how does it affect local people’s understanding of themselves through laws and regulations。nj bet365 teachers should take responsibility，Purge colonialism and racial discrimination from the legal education system。

　　（Yao Xiaodan/Compiler）