On the morning of September 20, 1918, less than two months before the end of the war, those 51 young men, so far away from home, were covered in blood and glory.
On its 55th anniversary of Independence, Barbados, once known as “Little England” and Bimshire, will transition from a constitutional monarchy to a parliamentary republic. The legacy of colonialism is still evident in the royal-themed names on the island. Will it be necessary to change these names after or should these names remain as a symbol as to how far Barbadians have come? In the 11 parishes, only five have royal …