The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In October 1968, Alfred Daniel King—brother of the recently slain Martin Luther King Jr.—traveled to the Bahamas and made a comment that sent the newly empowered Progressive Liberal Party government Continue Reading
Ethel Poitier (1925-2006) and countless other Bahamian women, invaluable though forgotten contributions, made the Majority Rule Movement possible. Yet their names appear in no official histories. Their contributions receive no Continue Reading
The future of Majority Rule may depend on the very figure the PLP worked so hard to forget: Cecil Wallace-Whitfield. Uncomfortable realities: PLP created January 10th holiday generates no genuine Continue Reading
To honour Majority Rule Day 2026, we remember Rev. Dr. Hervis Bain Jr. the designer of the Bahamian National Coat of Arms. Hervis Leamonde Bain Jr. (1942-2015): A Life of Continue Reading
One question haunts two land deals of April 15, 1935: Why didn’t H. G. Christie sell his 100 acres, in Caves, directly to Harry Oakes? Why sell for Pound Sterling Continue Reading
