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This is the first of a three-part essay describing Bermuda’s cultural crisis as it moves towards becoming a dysfunctional society Over the course of our short history, Bermudians have adopted ideas and values from a variety of sources....

A drive for a memorial to a pioneer black footballer whose career was stonewalled by racism has surpassed its goal this week with the help of Bermudian player Clyde Best. Jack Leslie, a friend of Mr Best’s, would have been the first black footballer ...

Throughout America, and around the world, millions watched on television a man honoured for his strength and determination to move America from an era of gross racial injustice and inequality, despite a Constitution that clearly states that every cit...

Civil rights campaigners raised concerns with the Commissioner of Police yesterday about an investigation into a social-media post made just before a march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Jasmine Brangman and Dynera Bean, of Black Live...

A researcher has appealed to a luxury tourism resort to “show good faith” and release documents that could provide vital information about an historic cemetery now in the middle of its golf course. LeYoni Junos said yesterday that the Rosewood Tucker...

Talk to Tcherari Nu Kamara and her peers about social issues and you will get an earful even though they might not march in protest. Their way is to air their frustrations through social media, through music, comic strips and cartoons. Ask why and th...

August, a traditional time of recreation for families in Bermuda, offers an opportunity for reflection, facilitating our capacity to respond rather than react to life’s inevitable challenges. In light of 2020s surprising challenges, we are inviting e...

An antiracism charity today praised the decision to conduct “mock sobriety tests” at Horseshoe Bay over the holiday weekend. A spokeswoman for Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said the measure, the brainchild of the Bermuda Road Safety Council, w...

A campaigner for the disabled has thrown her support behind a government plan to give more contracts to businesses owned by the disabled, women and black people. LaKiesha Wolffe, who has an artificial leg and is the founder and owner of A New Life Co...

An antiracism group said yesterday that proposed changes to Bermuda’s jury selection process should be “only the beginning”. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda welcomed amendments tabled in Parliament last week after Chief Justice Narinder Hargun s...

On July 17, congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis passed away at 80 on the same day as 95-year-old stalwart C.T. Vivian, the Reverend Martin Luther King’s favourite preacher. Both leave behind a legacy of social justice activism that played ...

Dear Sir, I may be out of my depth here, but, with all due respect, I believe our government has picked the wrong park to rename the Mary Prince Emancipation Park. It should be Bernard Park in Pembroke. I understand that Mary Prince was born in Devon...