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Migration, Racism and Identity: The Caribbean Experience in Britain

“It is the white man who creates the Negro. But it is the Negro who creates négritude.” read more

Maurice Bishop and the New Jewel Revolution in Grenada

“The brutal killings of Maurice Bishop and a number of his closest friends and supporters, and the subsequent us invasion of the island in October this year, brought a sudden and tragic end to the Grenadian revolution. Coming at a time when the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua . . .” read more

The Hurricane That Shook the Caribbean

“In the wake of the Depression, a series of labour rebellions ripped through the British Caribbean archipelago like a powerful hurricane. Starting in St. Kitts in 1935, unrest and strikes rapidly moved southeasterly to St. Vincent, St. Lucia and Guyana. After a year of relative calm, the cycle . . .” read more