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Dear Sir, Wouldn’t it be wonderful to be able to go running about the countryside committing all kinds of crimes and knowing that you have the power in your grip to get away with them unchallenged? Wouldn’t it be nice to know that you have the power ...

Dear Sir, Perhaps the Progressive Labour Party needs to adhere to the mantra as first stated by Wayne Caines: there needs to be a step change. Please look up the meaning of this political phase because its meaning is very relevant to more than just P...

As a follow-up to the youth session on Transformational Leadership held on Martin Luther King Day, the Bermuda Climate Action Network and Imagine Bermuda collaborated with Speciality Cinema in hosting a free screening of the movie Just Mercy for seni...

Dear Sir, I am grateful for your Letters to the Editor segment, which gives your readers a forum for the expression of their views and also other factual information. I also appreciate the comments that are posted concerning the published letters. My...

Two trailblazers are to be celebrated at a dinner to mark Black History Month at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club. Ruth Thomas and Gil Tucker will speak about their personal experiences and the importance of black history at the event. Ms Thomas, a...

Dear Sir, On the second day of January 2020, you published a Rolfe Commissiong opinion called “The Bermuda I live in”. Maybe it was his turn in the roster of hate mail and he could not resist the urge to spread some hatred. Whether the two simple sto...

Dear Sir, I just looked at the collection of photographs, having followed the links from RG Mag. What I noticed is that there is not a single non-white person in Gray Malin’s photos! Amazing! This perpetuates the mentality and the reality I knew when...

An antiracism group marked the island’s first day of a move towards racial reconciliation yesterday. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda launched the first National Day of Racial Healing at City Hall in Hamilton, designed to highlight racial divisio...

A Bermudian schoolboy and his mom have featured in a story by the UK’s national broadcaster about a rise in racist abuse in English schools. Carla Zuill, a former Bermudian journalist who now lives in Manchester, told the BBC she was called by his sc...

In light of the news regarding Bermuda’s 2020 Rhodes Scholar, I am forced to consider the legacy of Cecil Rhodes and whether it is reconcilable to accept an opportunity founded upon a legacy of genocide and colonialism. I post these thoughts not in d...

CURB invites you to gather in recognition of the National Day of Racial Healing to be held on Tuesday 21st January 2020 at 12:30 pm at City Hall. We welcome you to be part of this gathering informed by the past, while paving the way for a journey tow...

Young people continue to encounter racism as they move into the workforce, according to the antiracism group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda. Teens would benefit from taking part in Curb’s truth and reconciliation talks, vice-president Cordell R...