Carnival as a Vehicle for Social Justice Advocacy
The carnival time is much more than a time to indulge and celebrate. It is a time to also stand up and speak out against injustice.
The Superiority of Atheist Morality: A Response
Coming out as an atheist was a hard step for me. There was, as I understand it, no other Grenadians out there professing to such position. Why did I do … Continue reading
An Understanding of Life in the Diaspora
The movement of people from one place to another has always been part of the human experience. This movement can happen in two ways. It can be voluntary and involuntary, … Continue reading
Alcoholism: A Problem We Must Face
Let’s face it: Alcoholism has been, for quite some time, a problem in Grenada. Sadly however, for some Grenadians, acknowledging this truth has not been that important. In fact, there … Continue reading
THE GRENADA INFORMER: Former SMSS Student Launches New Book
On my 2015 vacation to Grenada I took the opportunity to present and promote my book “From Mythology to Reality: Moving Beyond Rastafari” directly to the Grenadian people. As a … Continue reading
Constitutional Reform: How Should We Progress
I am one of a number of Grenadians who agree that our constitution is in need of some form of reform. There are people on both side of the issue, … Continue reading
Wrong Direction
First Published on September 5, 2012 The carnival season is over and, as far as I can tell, the fiesta was enjoyed without any major criminal incidents. As a result, … Continue reading
