Crisis of African youth in T&T ... Prof. Cudjoe dead wrong - August 17, 2010
This analysis is a critique of the following articles: Prof. Selwyn Cudjoe, "The Crisis of Black Youth" and Joel Mohan, "Cudjoe Right About Afro Male Youth", Trinidad Guardian, 12 August 2010, pp. 32-33. At the outset, it is necessary to issue the following caveats. Firstly, Prof. Cudjoe has uitilized a Euro-centric Americanized analysis/context of the "Crisis of Black Youth" in T&T.
T&T and Australia — Lesson No. 24
Queen: Comparative Analysis - June 27, 2010
Recent political events in T&T and Australia have brought to the fore the stark reality that there has to be something magical and/or lucky in number 24—Queen. On 24 January 2010, United National Congress (UNC) supporters voted Mrs. Kamla Persad-Bissessar as the new political leader of the UNC.
Marcus Garvey: Millennium Afrikan Hero - Updated: May 22, 2010
In this new millennium, Afrikan peoples should be both proud and knowledgeable of their heroes who have advanced and championed their cause. One such millennium hero is Marcus Mosiah Garvey. As such, it is now apropos to delineate the positive, potent and posthumous contributions of this Afrikan hero to the total unification and liberation of Afrikan peoples on the Continent and throughout the Diaspora.
W.I. Federation: Failure From the Start - Updated: May 15, 2010
The idea of federation has been bandied about in the West Indies for a long time. From the early days of Settlement in the 17th century, the idea of juxtaposing two or more islands for administrative convenience or for mere economic expediency, had appealed to the Euro- British government but there had been minor unification in reality.
Rise of Nationalism in the Caribbean - May 01, 2010
It is no accident that Jamaica should have been the first English -speaking Caribbean country to gain independence in 1962. Jamaica's geographic size, historical antiquity (colonized by the Euro-British in 1655), population size re other Caribbean countries, leading bauxite producer and scene of violent slave revolts have given Jamaica a paramount position in Euro-British colonial history and the de-colonization process.
Grenada Revolution Revisited - March 07, 2010
On 13 March 1979, while the neo-colonialist "criminal dictator" Eric Gairy was out of Grenada, "the real revolutionaries" of the New Jewel Movement (NJM) under the leadership of Comrade Maurice Bishop masterminded "a successful armed takeover of the True Blue army barracks and the island's sole radio station."
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