Caribbean · June, 2006 · Global Voices

Why is there so little mention of slavery in African and Haitian Fiction? That is the question that Togolese France-based blogger Kangni Alem addresses in a prolific and well-thought out...

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Why No Mention of Slavery in African and Haitian Fiction?

Bermuda: Say no to independence

Cayman Islands: Dogs and responsibility

Suriname, Guyana: Khan's mother protests

Trinidad & Tobago: Anti-smelter lobby gets interesting offer

Haiti: World Cup Used for AIDS Outreach

Jamaica, USA: The making of a poet

Haiti, Ghana, Brazil: Football allegiances

Guyana: Amusing umbrella

Bermuda: Etiquette rules for guest workers

Barbados: Not just the Opposition

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