Log In

Last year, a large part of the United States was overwhelmed with powerful demonstrations, with thousands protesting against what they felt were strong-arm tactics by Police which led to the deaths of two black men and a young black boy. Although th...

Bermuda has been hit by another storm. And like many before it, this one has left quite a mark on the country’s landscape. Was it Hurricane Fay? No. Hurricane Gonzolo? Nope. This one was named Hurricane Llarisa Abreu, the Accuweather host on ZBM. Ms ...

Before slavery in America, there was no racism in the western world. That’s according to Professor Dr Lisa Farrington, a professor in the art and music department at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City. She basis this claim largely ...

Sowetan freedom fighter Moli Ntuli on the struggle for women’s empowerment By Heather Wood Moli Ntuli will always remember June, 1976. The high school teacher witnessed police fire live bullets on thousands of Soweto students as they protested agains...

The charitable status of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) has been deferred by the Charity Commissioners, Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has confirmed, apparently sparking speculation among members of the public that the deferral wa...

Let’s reflect on the celebration of the 55th anniversary of the success of Bermuda’s Theatre Boycott on July 2 from a local and a global perspective to remind ourselves of the interconnectedness of the world in which we live. During our planning fo...

On the 55th anniversary of the Theatre Boycott, the US Consulate General and Americans everywhere would like to join the people of Bermuda in recognising and honouring those who acted courageously to further the cause of civil rights in Bermuda. As ...

A shopkeeping couple accused of discriminating against a foreign customer, and insulting her because of her national origin, have had their names cleared by the Human Rights Tribunal. However, part of the complaint would have stood — if it hadn’t bee...