The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
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
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
Venereal diseases were rampant, in The Bahamas, in the 1800s. Most cases, especially on the Out Islands, went untreated until the tertiary phase, which was of course by then too Continue Reading
For The Bahamas, these incomparable, crystal blue waters have long been an intrinsic part of its economic and social history. Ever since the Lucayans gazed upon the golden horizon, to Continue Reading
Death in the African tradition is a complicated process. The process of Death encompasses magic and gods and chieftains and communities, matrilineal and patrilineal lines, the elder’s wisdom and the Continue Reading
