The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
The story of Patricia Louise Smith-Glinton and her daughter Patricia Laverne Glinton-Meicholas is one of remarkable parallel gifts—two women, a generation apart, both possessed of literary talent and deep engagement Continue Reading
There is a rather famous photograph in Bahamian political history: a young Lynden Pindling stands with another young man and a strikingly beautiful young woman in front of the old Continue Reading
In the often knotted tapestry of Bahamian history, some threads run parallel for years before intersecting in ways that reveal the deeper patterns of power, politics, and principle. The lives Continue Reading
There are years that change everything. For The Bahamas, 1958 was such a year—a year when barriers that had stood for generations came crashing down, when ordinary people claimed their Continue Reading
In the early morning hours of Tuesday, June 30, 1998, Isabella McIntosh-Laroda (nee Cornish) died at Princess Margaret Hospital “as quietly and unobtrusively as she had lived her life.” Her Continue Reading
