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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 31 [Aug. 30]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Sugar industry-Jamaica; Zambia-Politics and government
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 32 [Sept.6]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 33 [Sept. 13.]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; College students; Seaga, Edward P. G.
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 4 [Feb. 22]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Racism in higher education-Canada; West Indies, British-Politics and government.
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 5 [Mar. 1]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Marijuana-Law and legislation-Jamaica-Criminal provisions
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 7 [Mar.14]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Marijuana-Jamaica
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 8 [Mar. 22]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Social security-Jamaica; Marijuana-Jamaica
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1, No. 9 [Mar. 28]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Prisons-Jamaica; Anguilla-Politics and government
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. 1. No. 2 [Feb. 8]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Civil procedure-Jamaica
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol. No. 34 [Sept. 27]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Dock laborers-Jamaica; Workers' compensation-Jamaica; Manley, Norman Washington, 1893-1969;...
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol.1, No. 16 [May 17]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Budget-Jamaica; Finance,Public-Jamaica
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol.1, No. 25 [July 19]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • ABENG 1969, Vol.1, No. 6 [Mar. 8]
  • Jamaica-Politics and government-Periodicals; Jamaica-Social conditions; Black power-Jamaica; Blacks-Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Race relations; Aluminum industry and trade-Jamaica; Jamaica-Economic conditions
  • A weekly Jamaican newspaper published from February 1-September 27, 1969. It emerged at a radical political moment in post-independence Jamaica where the black power movement was on the rise.
  • Newspapers - Abeng
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  • Alexander Bustamante, degree of Doctor of Laws
  • Bustamante, Alexander, Sir, 1884-1977; University of the West Indies-Degrees; Degrees, Academic.
  • The University of the West Indies awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws to Sir Alexander Bustamante, former Jamaican prime minister. His notable accomplishments encompass founding a namesake trade union, leading the first political party to...
  • Citations to Recipients of UWI Honorary Degree
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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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  • Our ancestors and their migration.
  • Slavery-Jamaica-History-19th Century; Jamaica-History; Jamaica-Civilization
  • This research examines the origins of the majority of the Jamaican population, finding that the majority are of African descent. It also discusses how their influence shaped Jamaica's culture.
  • 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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  • Tribute to those women who managed to give their children African names, thus helping us, their decendents to know their origins
  • Names, Personal-Jamaica; Names, Personal-African influence; Women-Jamaica; Slavery-Psychological aspects, Race relations
  • The author looked at undermining white supremacy and mental slavery in a homage to Jamaican mothers in a remote community who gave their children African names to help them recognize their origins. Programme is attached to article
  • Rupert Lewis Collection

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