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  • Learning to Blow the Abeng: A Critical Look at Anti-establishment Movements of the 1960s and 1970s
  • Blacks-Race identity-Caribbean Area; Black power-West Indies-History; Caribbean Area-Race relations; Caribbean Area-Politics and government; Rastafarian movement; Workers Party of Jamaica; People's National Party (Jamaica)
  • An examination of the movements in the 1960s and 1970s concerned with eliminating the legacies of racial, economic and class oppression from the colonial experience that continued after political independence.
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • Dudley J. Thompson - Book Launch
  • Books-Marketing; Authors, Jamaican; Thompson, Dudley J.
  • A draft overview of Dudley Thompson's book, which looks at significant contributors to black history. It also gives an insight into what motivated him to write this book.
  • Dudley Thompson Collection
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  • Dudley J. Thompson- Book Launch (Copy 3)
  • Books-Marketing; Authors, Jamaican; Thompson, Dudley J.
  • Another version of the overview of Dudley Thompson's book, which looks at significant contributors to black history. It also gives an insight into what motivated him to write this book. This version also has handwritten annotations.
  • Dudley Thompson Collection
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  • Erna Brodber with her mother and sister
  • Brodber, Erna; Authors, Jamaican; Brodber, Velma.
  • Erna Brodber (right) is sene here with at 3 years old with her mother and sister, Velma. Erna's mother taught at Church School.
  • Erna Brodber Collection
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  • Erna Brodber and her son
  • Brodber, Erna; Authors, Jamaican; Mothers and sons - Jamaica.
  • Erna Brodber hugs her son Timothy on their verandah in Woodside. Tables and benches are seen in the background as a basic school was kept on the verandah after Hurricane Gilbert hit in 1988.
  • Erna Brodber Collection
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  • The Situation in the Caribbean Islands
  • Caribbean Area-Civilization-African influences; Caribbean Area-Politics and government; Caribbean Area-Economic conditions; Education-Caribbean Area; Black-power-Caribbean Area; South Africa-Relations-Caribbean Area
  • This paper examines Africa from the perspective of the Caribbean. It also gives a quick rundown of Caribbean education, economics, politics, and culture. The study continues with a look at South Africa's relations with the Caribbean.
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • The African Renaissance and the Caribbean
  • Caribbean Area-Civilization-African influences; Pan-Africanism; Caribbean Area-Politics and government-20th century
  • This study investigates the significance of the African Renaissance for Caribbean people. The African Renaissance, according to the author, signals a shift in our connection with Africa from anti-colonial and anti-apartheid to post-colonial and...
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • Sharing experiences on best practices in democacy building in the Caribbean: the relationships between peace, security, democracy and development
  • Democracy-Caribbean, English-speaking; Caribbean, English-speaking-Politics and government-21st century; Representative government and representation-Caribbean, English-speaking
  • This article examines the state of optimal democratic practices in Caribbean independent countries. CARICOM (Caribbean Community), a regional economic group created in the early 1970s, is made up of these countries. Between the 1960s and 1980s,...
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • Roger Mais Memorabilias_Wolmer's Boys School
  • Education, Secondary-Jamaica; Wolmer's Boys School (Jamaica)-Heraldry
  • Roger Mais personal memorabilia
  • Roger Mais Collection - Memorabilia
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  • Staff in the Documentation Centre attending to students at the issue desk
  • Gordon, Samuel; McCalla, Barbara; Libraries - Jamaica; School of Education Documentation Centre (Jamaica).
  • Staff and students at the issue desk of the School of Education Documentation Centre, UWI, Mona, Jamaica. From left to right at the staff desk are : Mr. Samuel Gordon, Miss Barbara McCalla and an unnamed employee.
  • UWI Historical Photographs Collection
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  • Reflections on the Rebellion in St. Thomas in the East for today, July 11, 2004.
  • Insurgency-Jamaica-History; Slave insurrections-Jamaica-History-18th century; Jamaica-History-Morant Bay rebellion, 1865-1866;Maroons-Jamaica; Heroes-Jamaica; Jamaica-History
  • The causes and structures of slave revolts in Jamaica are discussed in this article. It also looks into the role of Maroons in slave uprisings. It questions if we can have a non-violent Morant Bay Rebellion today, and says that in order to have...
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • Political Education in the 21stCentury
  • Jamaica-Politics and government; Politics science
  • The article provides a definition for political education. The definition encompasses political practices, psychological make-up and political challenges regionally as well as internationally.
  • Rupert Lewis Collection
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  • Pepperpot 1975
  • Jamaican literature-20th century; Jamaica-Literary collections; Jamaica-Social life and customs-20th century---Fiction; Art, Jamaica; Artists-Jamaica; Jamaica School of Art
  • A magazine depicting mainly the personal and lighter side of Jamaica
  • Pepperpot
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  • Manley Memorial Lecture
  • Law, West Indies, British; Law-Caribbean Area; Law-Study and teaching-Caribbean Area
  • A presentation at the Manley Memorial Lecture
  • Dudley Thompson Collection
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  • Manley Memorial Lecture (1996)
  • Law, West Indies, British; Law-Caribbean Area; Law-Study and teaching-Caribbean Area
  • A presentation at the Manley Memorial Lecture
  • Dudley Thompson Collection
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  • Mr. Sidney L. Martin, lecturer in Department of Chemistry, 1950.
  • Lecturers - Caribbean Area, English-speaking; College teachers - Jamaica; Principals (University) - Caribbean Area, English-speaking; Wardens - Jamaica; Martin, Sidney L; College of Arts and Science, UCWI (Barbados).
  • *Mr. Sidney L. Martin, lecturer in the Department of Chemistry at the UCWI, Jamaica, 1950. Mr. Martin was a student at Wolmer's Boys School and was the 1937 Jamaica Scholar. He studied Chemistry at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington,...
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  • Mr. Sidney L. Martin, lecturer in Chemistry, UCWI, Mona, 1950.
  • Lecturers - Jamaica; College teachers - Jamaica; Martin, Sidney L.; Wardens - Jamaica; Principals (University) - Caribbean Area, English-speaking.
  • *Mr. Sidney L. Martin, lecturer in Department of Chemistry was a student at Wolmers Boys School and the Jamaica Scholar for 1937. He studied Chemistry at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington, London and received a Masters Degree in 1942....
  • UWI Historical Photographs Collection
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  • Don Wilson making a presentation at the podium
  • Lecturers - Jamaica; College teachers - Jamaica; Wilson, Don; Barbara Gloudon; Forrester, Olive; Hearne, John.
  • Dr. Don Wilson, Lecturer in the School of Education, contributing to the panel discussion on “Issues and Problems in the Language Arts in Jamaica”, at the New Education Lecture Theatre, UWI Mona on August 30, 1984. The discussion was one of the...
  • UWI Historical Photographs Collection
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  • Senate meeting, UWI, Mona, 1948/49
  • Meetings (Senate) - Jamaica; College administrators - Caribbean Area, English-speaking; Principals (University) - Caribbean Area, English-speaking; Registrars - Caribbean Area, English-speaking; Springer, H.; Taylor, T. W. J.; Harper, W. F.;...
  • *The Senate meeting of 1948/49. From left to right are Registrar Mr. H. Springer, Principal Dr. T.W.J. Taylor, Professor Harper, Professor Hassall, Mr. P.M. Sherlock and (foreground) Dr. F. H. Bowen. Dr. Taylor was the first Principal of the...
  • UWI Historical Photographs Collection
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  • Special events - Jamaica; Lecturers - Jamaica; Baugh, Edward; Harding, Ossie; Brown, Aggrey; Caribbean Institute of Mass Communication (Jamaica); Robinson, Leslie; Vice-Chancellors- Caribbean Area, English-speaking.
  • Acting Vice Chancellor Professor Leslie Robinson addresses the audience at the launching of CARIMAC’s Tenth Anniversary celebrations on November 5th, 1984. Accompanying him on the platform is, from left, Professor Edward Baugh, Dean of the Faculty...
  • UWI Historical Photographs Collection

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