The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Slavery had been abolished in the British West Indies in 1834. By 1863, some 29 years later, a new generation of Bahamians, born after this time knew nothing of it, Continue Reading
The news of the passing of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II on April 9, 2021, reminds The Bahamas of Continue Reading
A Bahamian black middle class existed long before Majority Rule in 1967. Albeit, this social and economic class did not number in the substantial figures we see today. Nevertheless, there Continue Reading
Henry Ethelbert Sigismund Reeves (1882-1970) and Cleveland Harrington Reeves (1889-1985) were tremendously accomplished men. Brothers, born in The Bahamas before the year 1900, each seemingly went into a form of Continue Reading
Words like Tallahassee, Okeechobee, Coacoohee, Cohedgo and Amathla are all from America’s Seminole Indian tradition. Some are the names of their proud warriors in history. In the annals of the Continue Reading
