Will reparations for slavery, and white apology tours improve the national psyche? The notion that people of European descent should… Read More
Although my passport doesn’t have Loosha stamped in it, since I am paying taxes here (a lot of it!) I… Read More
The 1981 Budget debate had all the ingredients of Hollywood soap opera: intrigue, unimaginable deception, double dealing, criminal accusations,… Read More
If you’re Saint Lucian, then you know the significance of the name Sesenne Descartes, and if you’re a millennial… Read More
Tropical Storm Kirk may have left terrifying marks elsewhere in Saint Lucia but it only temporarily dimmed the lights on… Read More
It’s often remarked, “It’s not hard to say sorry” yet the longstanding reluctance of many governments of former British colonies… Read More
Nearly bare-bodied people adorned with paint, animal teeth and armed with spears are depicted generically in Caribbean history books as… Read More
With Emancipation Day just few days ago the Internet was abuzz with Afrocentrism. Quotes from Bob Marley, Mandela and… Read More
History shows small nations have an immense capacity to be influential. Read More
So weighty was Ben Bousquet’s activism for the black and immigrant population in Notting Hill, London that some 20 years… Read More
Well before the disastrous fire that destroyed the headquarters and extensive archives of the 45-year-old Msgr. Patrick Anthony Folk Research… Read More
I know all about that archives business, I know what you are going to study. You shall be opening skulls". The… Read More
Much like the town of Castries, seventy years ago, sometime between 10 and 11 o’clock on the night of March… Read More
Another CARICOM-Cuba summit, the sixth, has recently ended in Antigua and Barbuda. These summits followed the establishment of diplomatic relations… Read More
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