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New initiative tackling colonialism & inequality in US Territories
VI CONSORTIUM
FREDERIKSTED, Sr Croix, USVI- A new organization vowing to confront American colonialism launched on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, determined to fight to change the way the United States deals with the approximately 3.6 million people living in its territories — including the US Virgin Islands — in regards to democracy and self-determination.
Black Lives Matter march in Bermuda
Thomas C. Famous
When I first received the flyer for Sunday's Black Lives Matter (BLM) March/protest in Bermuda, I honestly did not think much of it.
Why?
Well, frankly as a black man who has been to many marches and protests, not much has changed for the better for black people.
Inequality and slow economic growth 1
By Dickson Igwe
This Old Boy Journalist has been reading with interest the political discussion in the Virgin Islands media of recent days. It appears that a narrative is already being written in the lead up to the General Election of 2016. In his opinion, it is a story about economics. It is a rendition on which economic model is best for these islands sitting in the North Atlantic, in the years ahead.
Crafts Alive mêlée: Vendors cry of indifferent treatment
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Crafts Alive vendors have expressed outrage at the apparent inequality that seems to exist after having been asked to remove from vending at the cruise ship pier area while others seem to boldly continue at the location.
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