‘Anti-Protestant bigotry’ on Belfast black taxi tour shocks American tourist

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‘Anti-Protestant bigotry’ on Belfast black taxi tour shocks American tourist

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7 Aug, 2018

'Anti-Protestant bigotry' on Belfast black taxi tour shocks American tourist

An American tourist has spoken out about the "anti-Protestant bigotry" he experienced during a black taxi tour around Belfast, saying his guide gave him a very one-sided and distorted version of historical events.

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