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
By 1960, after a few hundred years of historical associations, the link, putting the Bahamas somewhere in the Caribbean Sea, was about to be broken. Geographers, cartographers, newspapers, enthusiastic writers Continue Reading
Within the pages of a 1897, pictorial coffee table book entitled, The Queen’s Empire, there sits a photo, of a family on nine, from Grant’s Town, Nassau. The Queen of Continue Reading
The black man’s history began long before slavery. Popular African history, however, for as long as many can remember, centred around the lows, and not the highs, of the land Continue Reading
