The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Cultures and traditions, outside of Europe, between the 15th to 19th centuries, were roundly dismissed as primitive. Whatever intellectual property native people possessed, in the soon to be exploited New Continue Reading
A word of advice. When you see the old generation of Bahamians, sitting on the front porch, talking about the past, just shut up and listen. Don’t try to add Continue Reading
At the beginning of the 20th century, Grand Bahama presented a significant problem, in terms of economic, and social development. For the early Bahamian Parliament and the British legislative overseers, Continue Reading
In 1969, regarding the battle over Freeport, a London paper wrote, “Black power is an element, certainly, in the Bahamas political scene – and why not, after white power had Continue Reading
Apparently, the Great Silk Cotton Tree, that once stood on Bay Street, came from South Carolina courtesy of a British man. It fits with the historical time line of the Continue Reading
