Male marginalization revised
Male Marginalisation Revisited. In Gender in the 21st Century: Caribbean Perspectives, Visions and Possibilities. Editors: Barbara Bailey and Elsa Leo-Rhynie Editors. Ian Randle Publishers. Kingston. 2004. Pp 99-133.
Education for a Caribbean Mindset. Inaugural Eric Downie Memorial Lecture Sept 2009.
INTRODUCTION The Reverend Dr. Devon Dick and the Organisers of the Boulevard Baptist Church have conferred on me the great honour to deliver this first Eric Downie Memorial Lecture. While the task is awesome, it is not one that I could decline. We are inaugurating the commemoration of the life and work of a remarkable […]
IT’S ALL ABOUT POWER PART 3: WASP VERSUS THE RISING MARGINALIZED
INTRODUCTION IT’S ABOUT POWER, NOT ABOUT THE ECONOMY It’s All About Power Part 3: WASP versus the Rising Marginalized is the most apt description of the current state of power as it is contested in the United States. The 116th Congress is younger, more female, more ethnically and racially diverse, broader in acknowledged sexual orientation, […]
MALE MARGINALISATION REVISITED: THE CASE BARBADOS
It is now almost fourteen years from April 30th, 1986; when, I had the great honor to deliver the first Aubrey Phillips Memorial Lecture on the Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies as a tribute to my late mentor and colleague, Professor Aubrey Phillips. The subject and the title of that lecture […]
Teacher Education in the Commonwealth Caribbean: The Power of the Marginalized
THE FRANK H. KLASSEN LECTURE 2016 With this introduction given by Dr. Christopher Clarke, everything from this point onward must be downhill. Being the last speaker, in the interest of time and seeing that it has been so oft repeated, allow me to say: all protocols observed. I wish only to draw attention to the […]
