Books - A Collection of Literature and Knowledge
From scholarly essays to widely read narratives, every piece is generated through direct engagement with communities and a steadfast belief: that conveying these stories constitutes an act of cultural justice.
This book describes the other side of the vilified and untold story of the Garinagu people, shedding light on their rich history, cultural identity, and the struggles they have faced throughout the years. It highlights the peculiarities of its historical codes, revealing the deep connections to their ancestral roots and the significant contributions they have made to the broader narrative of the region. Through detailed accounts, personal anecdotes, and historical analysis, this narrative invites readers to explore a multifaceted perspective that has often been overlooked in mainstream discussions.
is a comprehensive piece that provides extensive details about the rich history and enduring captivity of the Garinagu people from Saint Vincent in the Lesser Antilles, highlighting their cultural resilience, the challenges they faced during their enslavement, and their remarkable journey towards reclaiming their identity and heritage...
The last decade has been an enormously productive period for research on the American population. Numerous studies have been conducted that highlight the diversity and dynamic changes within this demographic. These findings not only reflect the complexities of American society but also provide insights that can guide future policy decisions. By analyzing trends in migration, population growth, and social behaviors, researchers are uncovering valuable information that contributes to our understanding of the evolving landscape of the nation.
Resistance and Colonial Truths
This video explores the ancestral history of the Garifuna people in the Lesser Antilles, challenging colonial narratives that attempted to erase their sovereignty. Through 17th-century French documents, it reveals that the inhabitants of St. Vincent possessed an advanced political and spiritual organization long before European arrival. The narrative highlights the Garifuna people's resistance through both warfare and diplomacy, culminating in treaties that defined their territory against the ambitions of France and England. Furthermore, it confirms the cultural fusion with Africans rescued from shipwrecks, who became fully integrated into the identity of Yurumein Island. Ultimately, the video seeks to reclaim the historical codes of a community that defended its freedom and customs against foreign domination.
