The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
The Bahamas Supreme Court Act of 1896 represents one of the most significant pieces of legislation in the development of our modern legal system. By establishing a unified Supreme Court Continue Reading
In the constellation of mid-20th century Black entertainment, one Bahamian star shone brightly across the stages of London, New York, Miami, and Nassau, yet his name has faded from our Continue Reading
By the 1930s, quite a lot of the land comprising the western district of New Providence was crown land. Vast parcels that had been the subject of old grants—including the Continue Reading
The Bahamas had its Nazi collaborators. The true history of this collaboration—spanning the years before, during, and after World War II—remains unwritten. Our ignorance on this crucial part of our Continue Reading
In October 1968, Alfred Daniel King—brother of the recently slain Martin Luther King Jr.—traveled to the Bahamas and made a comment that sent the newly empowered Progressive Liberal Party government Continue Reading
