by Heidi Badenock In this second instalment of political incorrectness dubbed “Miss-Communication” we meet Tedra Kirby, a bright light with an even brighter future. Tedra Kirby is a communications specialist and Communications & Marketing Manager at the St Vincent and the Grenadines Community College. Once known as a talkative young lady from the leeward side of mainland St Vincent, Tedra has used her penchant for speaking up and out into …
by Heidi Badenock In this second instalment of political incorrectness dubbed “Miss-Communication” we meet Tedra Kirby, a bright light with an even brighter future. Tedra Kirby is a communications specialist and Communications & Marketing Manager at the St Vincent and the Grenadines Community College. Once known as a talkative young lady from the leeward side of mainland St Vincent, Tedra has used her penchant for speaking up and out into …
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Black History Outlasts February!
February 10, 2021
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Black History Month is here again and we continue treating Caribbean History like an academic subject only to be remembered in February, instead of a required subject for every Caribbean student, all-year-round.
We remember Garvey, MLK and Mandela, but tend to overlook those giants and icons still standing tall among us and designated as ‘national heroes’, but not given equal treatment regionally.
Advocates for change are pressing for urgent upgrading of the History curriculum at our schools to reflect real contemporary Caribbean History, but it’s still left (largely) to individual principals and teachers to find innovative ways to introduce new subjects to classes of young Caribbean minds getting ready to shape the region’s tomorrow.