The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In April 2020, the life of Dr. Judson Frazier Eneas, (April 18, 1947 – April 5, 2020) eminent Bahamian physician and civic leader, sadly came to an end. On the Continue Reading
In early 1973, as the Bahamas was fast approaching that very first Independence Day, scheduled for 10th July 1973, the late Hon. Bradley B. Roberts had an idea. Bradley Roberts, Continue Reading
Few images have pricked the moral consciousness of 20th century America, more than photos of poor negroes – men, women and even little children – in the Jim Crow southern Continue Reading
In the decades following that very first national independence, a debate arose, over the meaning of the black triangle in the national flag. Race could play no overt part in Continue Reading
One can argue that independence, in 1973, had many goals to accomplish. Within that political exercise, negotiating sovereignty away from Britain to our own majority ruled Parliament, was also meant Continue Reading
