Black Voices

    A People's Progressive Party (PPP) press release condemns the alleged state-sanctioned assassination of historian Walter Rodney. See also CERLAC Caribbean Section, P1-2 for additional items on the PP

    The People's National Congress (PNC), founded by Forbes Burnham in 1957, was a Guyanese political party formed by the faction within the People's Progressive Party (PPP) opposed to Prime Minister Che

    The Working People's Alliance (WPA) is a democratic socialist party founded by the Marxist historian Walter Rodney. Formed by the unification of the Working People's Vanguard Party, the African Socie

    A statement from the Guyana Human Rights Association Support Group - Canada surveying on the state of human rights on the one year anniversary of the alleged state-sanctioned assassination of Guyanes

    Issues of Caribbean Contact from 1975 to 1994 are available at the CERLAC Resource Center. Professor Patrick Taylor, a CERLAC fellow and former chair of the Division of Humanities at York University,

    A newsbrief on the alleged state-sanctioned assassination of Guyanese historian Walter Rodney and its implications for the Burnham government against the condemnation from the international community

    The CERLAC Resource Center has several related articles on the Haitian refugee crisis by Marty Goodman and Jack Lieberman, fellow reporters and activists for refugee rights based in Miami, FL. Their

    An article that deals with the multiple dimensions of anti-Haitian racism in the Dominican Republic in historical context.

    A report by the Americas Watch, National Coalition for Haitian Refugees deals with the human rights abuses of Haitians in the Dominican Republic.

    A report by the Americas Watch, National Coalition for Haitian Refugees focuses on the exploitation of Haitians employed in the Dominican sugar industry.

    Addressed to the Canadian public, this flyer calls for a national day of protest against the Canadian Government to stop the "racist" deportation of Haitians and of Dominican black nationalist Rosie

    A poster linked to the call for a national demonstration against deportations and arrests (see call for national demo flyer).

    A letter to the editor criticizes an article by Canadian journalist Bruce Garvey for his misrepresentation of the "Black Power Revolution" in Trinidad and Tobago in 1970.

    A letter to the editor criticizes an article by Canadian journalist Bruce Garvey for his misrepresentation of the "Black Power Revolution" in Trinidad and Tobago in 1970.

    A newspaper article about the handing of the British Black Nationalist and convicted murderer Abdul Malik (Michael X) in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

    Analytical guide to the discussion of racism in children's literature prepared for Latin American churches.

    Cover page of Theology of Liberation inspired program publication to combat racism, based on a consultation among Latin American churches, with special reference to Peru and Brazil.

    Analysis of the ways in which class and race are presented in school textbooks, from a Theology of Liberation perspective and including studies on several Latin American countries.