The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
During World War II, if there had been no RAF Wing Commander Meyer Rassin, stationed in Nassau, to be in charge of the Royal Air Force Hospital, there would have 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
From the days of slavery, to emancipation, to the push for civil rights, the journey for negro people, since 1492, has been psychologically tied up with Christian religion. Religion was Continue Reading
Four very important things one needs to understand about the numbers racket and the predominantly negro area of East Street, Nassau, in 1965. First, Father Allen, in his little shack 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
