Visitations of Violence: Slavery and Negro Children
A ten month old beaten to death on a slave ship. A fifteen year old girl with gonorrhoea, hung naked, and beaten to death on a slave ship. A negro Continue Reading
Praying So Hard To Stop Casino Gambling, We Never Saw The Storm Of Drugs Coming 1977
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
Police Even Took His Balls! “Father Allen” Caught Selling Numbers From His Chicken Shack 1965
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
First Negro Motorcycle Policemen In The World Nassau 1927
The history of negro policemen, in The Bahamas, goes all the way back to the early 1800s. Nassau Police Force circa 1885 Once the transatlantic trade, but not slavery itself, Continue Reading
2,000 Illegal Bahamian Immigrants Hunted By U.S. Federal Agents 1935
Shockwaves from the catastrophe created by the Wall Street Crash of 1929, reverberated like an economic tsunami, through the Bahamas. After the high profit Prohibition era (1920-1933), which made millionaires Continue Reading