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A teenager in Alabama took a stand against segregation on public transport nine months before Rosa Parks in 1955

The 70th anniversary of Claudette Colvin refusing to give up her seat in a segregated bus is to be recognised

Edwin Skinner, Helena “Molly” Burgess and the Peace Collective are recognised at City Hall

At best, the law to charge exorbitant amounts for access to information is a shakedown; at worst, it is a reinforced cloak of secrecy

Canadian historian Margaret Duley is looking for the family of Armine Gosling, a prominent suffragette in Newfoundland, Canada, who was married to a Bermudian

Eighty years since Gladys Morrell and other activists won the right to vote for Bermuda’s women

Glenn Fubler encourages people to “break bread” with those outside their normal circles

California educator Kim Mohler’s third grade teacher from Bermuda was an inspiration

Jeremiah Dill will be represented by a King’s Counsel to seek a Privy Council appeal

Campaigner against segregation helped organise a protest that turned into a movement

Residents are invited to celebrate the life of the civil rights campaigner the Reverend Martin Luther King at an event at the Anglican Cathedral on Monday. Local organisations will also be recognised for their efforts in “taking up MLK’s baton” and t...

Dear Sir, I read with keen interest Glenn Fubler’s piece in the paper that covered the event that Dale Butler’s Atlantic House Publishing organised to honour the Reverend Kingsley Tweed a few weeks ago. Once again Dale Butler delivered -- consistent ...