The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
A witness said they saw four negro children. They had been struck dead. Their bodies buried under the ruins, which was once their home. Fast and brutal, a cyclone of Continue Reading
Majority Rule is far from being a perfect concept in political ideology. It is however, all that we have that, remotely mimics the high ideals of democracy. Majority Rule, in Continue Reading
One of the penultimate photos of the last Shah of Iran, in the Bahamas, was of the deposed ruler being helped onto a private plane in 1979. The Shah and Continue Reading
By 13th February, 1967, less than a month after what would become the most historically significant, and far reaching political change, since the Loyalists took control of the Bahamas House Continue Reading
Were there affluent, educated free blacks, during slavery in the Bahamas? Simple probabilities say there must have been. Could there have been a free black man, acting as an Attorney, Continue Reading
