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Dear David, Why don’t you f*** off back to whatever n***** shithole you originate from and take that white, bestiality, n*****-loving whore wife of yours with you. You are nothing more than a fat, bashment-loving n*****. The only reason you are an M...

Dear Sir, I read with interest your comment on October 2, 2019 about racial hatred and about an individual supporter of Vasco Da Gama who abused a black referee. I also read recently a very virulent attack on Walker Zupp, whom Cheryl Gibbons believed...

Dear Sir, For more than two decades we have had right-wing conservatives and racists — oftentimes, they are one and the same in the West — railing against the alleged scourge of political correctness. In a recent Letter to the Editor, we saw another ...

CURB is delighted to welcome to the team Mr. Rajai Denbrook as CURB Program Coordinator who will be responsible for administering and expanding current programs, as well as developing new programs to support the organization’s strategic direction in ...

A Bermudian credited with helping to break down racial barriers in golf will be the focus of an event this week. Louis Rafael “Kid” Corbin will be discussed at a lecture series to be held at the Ocean View Golf Club on Wednesday. Jeffrey Sammons, t...

OK. Let’s talk. A lynching involved a man, but sometimes a woman or a child, who was dragged from home, heels in the dirt, body contorting, convulsing with fear. A lynching involved another man, this time, almost always a man, finding a rope and maki...

As we approach 2020 and the fourth year of the Bermuda Truth & Reconciliation Community Conversations (TRCC), the President of CURB Lynne Winfield answers questions about where we go from here. Why did CURB feel there was a need to begin the Bermuda...

November 4 will be upon us before we know it. That date is significant in that it will be the first public holiday in Bermuda to recognise the contributions that Portuguese have made to these islands over the past 170 years. Without question, there h...

Last week, Baltimore lost its representative, America lost a hero, and I lost my mentor and the namesake of my son, Eli. Elijah E. Cummings leaves behind an invaluable legacy as a congressman for Baltimore for more than two decades and as a champion ...

Letters to the Editor Dear Sir, It has been clear to me for a long time that the manipulation of the ideals of the democratic system could easily lead to the entrenchment of dictatorial ideals that over time would slowly strip away our hard-fought ci...

When Brandt Jean offered forgiveness, then a hug, to the former police officer who walked into his brother’s apartment and fatally shot him, the gesture revealed a societal split. Some saw it as a powerful show of grace. Others saw it as a disappoint...

Not everybody shared the love 50 years ago when Linda Smith, a black Bermudian, tied the knot with Rudolf Stroble, a white German. Some people even sent back their wedding invitations. Others said the marriage did not stand a chance. “I feel like bei...