The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
‘They tief every gaddamn bit… all of it was once we Crown Land,’ my Grammy used to say. ‘And there was nothing you coulda do about it, but tip your Continue Reading
In 1956, the newly formed Progressive Liberal Party were actively preparing for the June general elections. The Party, was effectively trying to downplay the political damage, caused by PLP co-founder, Continue Reading
William W. Cartwright was elected, as the Member for Cat Island, in the 1949. Cartwright ran as an Independent. He was a one term representative. Seven years later, in February Continue Reading
1962 was a long awaited election year. Hostile political lines had been drawn between the governing United Bahamian Party and opposition Progressive Liberal Party. Voting cycles were every seven years Continue Reading
Among the after-effects of January 1967— a tumultuous period in Bahamian political history, known as ‘The Quiet Revolution,’ —-some very bright young minds began to shine. Revolution, in Bahamian terms, Continue Reading
