winds of change in t&t politics
When the United States electorate confirmed Barack Obama as President, many saw it as the physical embodiment of a dream of African Americans becoming a reality.
The election of Kamla Persad- Bissessar in Trinidad and Tobago yesterday, may well be heralded in similar terms, but this time, as the fulfillment of the dreams of women of [...]
United Haitians in the UK appeal
United Haitians In The UK is a charity with the goal to make a positive contribution in the development of Haiti, and to keep the Haitian culture alive in the United Kingdom. They financially support worthwhile, non-governmental, and sustainable educational projects throughout Haiti with an emphasis on children’s school fees, uniforms and supplies.
Black History Studies [...]
Sorry Mr. Denham, race hasn’t gone away
I’ve hesitated on commenting on John Denham’s comments as I was keen to see the type of reaction he would provoke.
Most responses have focused on his assertion of the need to focus on class, and other social factors. Race, it seems, isn’t that important anymore.
The Daily Telegraph reported: “It is no longer enough to make [...]
A christian response?
After yesterday’s post, it seems almost crazy to post this..but still, thought stupidity should be shared:
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