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9 Minutes in the West Indies: The Story of a Lynching

  In the short-attention span that supposedly defines our contemporary lives, a news story will flash its bright light, capture Continue reading →

Why I Would Have Shaken A Tambourine

  On the Eve Of the Battle Right on the eve of battle, there was dissent. While the Tambourine Army, Continue reading →

If A Gay Man Screams In The Caribbean, And A White Man Isn’t There To Hear Him, Has He Still Made A Sound?

On the Matter of Trees You know of course the philosophical question I am punning on – the tree that Continue reading →

Mel Cooke Misses The Point Again

Apologies if today’s blog doesn’t address as wide an audience as I might usually address. I am talking mostly to Continue reading →

Mario Deane Is Only A Statistic, But What An Awful Statistic It Is!

The case of Mario Deane represents a very human and tragic story — a story that should make us all Continue reading →

In Defence of Carolyn Gomes, and Human Rights in Jamaica

1. From Writing to Righting Say what you will of Dr Carolyn Gomes, even her worst critics must give her Continue reading →

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