Having A Head For Business — Afro-Trinidadian businesses in the black, a book written by seasoned New York-based Trinidadian journalist Trevor M. Millett will be launched at the Emancipation Support Committee-TT’s Emancipation Village on Saturday 29th July at the VIP Room at 1:45pm, as part of ESC-TT’s programme of activities to mark Emancipation Day. Published …
Emancipation marked the end of an era when human beings could be legally trafficked and enslaved, a period when persons could be whipped and worked till death for the benefit of others, sold, exchanged, and inherited like ‘ chattel’, animals or family silver and other heirlooms. Those persons, women and men, many of whose names …
The Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad & Tobago congratulates newly inaugurated President, Justice Paula-Mae Weekes
This is the question that Professor Raymond Winbush, Director of the Institute for Urban research at Morgan State University will seek to answer when he visits Trinidad, to deliver a free public lecture on Sunday 15th June, at the Central Bank Auditorium. The renowned scholar who has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN, CBS …
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