The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Clennon Washington King, was the first black man to run as an independent for president of the United States, in 1960. He ran under the Afro-American Party. Clennon was the Continue Reading
How one views the act of suicide, greatly depends on one’s outlook on life and one’s time of life. Throughout history, this single unalterable act, has been thought about, and Continue Reading
In 1939, a German-born woman, working as a hotel maid in New York, married the wireless operator on Cat Cay, a remote cay, in the Bahamas. In 1940, as Hitler Continue Reading
Catharine Richardson, a free born negro woman from New York, was sold into slavery, in Nassau, in 1809. Then, but, no more than sixteen or seventeen years old, Catharine was Continue Reading
In 1953, there were 257 licensed midwives in the Bahamas. In fact, there were more licensed midwives than there were nurses and doctors in the Bahamas General Hospital. One name Continue Reading
