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
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
‘Who run you hot’ is a common Bahamian saying. It simply means, who or what has made you angry… really angry! In 1975, during a debate in the House of Continue Reading
Stephen Dillet had an interesting personal life, if anecdotal evidence is to be believed. To fully understand what is proving to be a colourful history, we must first wade through, Continue Reading
The fate of mulatto children —the children of white slaveowners— was as precarious as any other slave. All depended on the sensibilities of the owners. Some slaveowners sold off their Continue Reading
