Did a PhD thesis from Oxford do more damage to British colonialism than a loaded gun? Welcome to a new episode of THE HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN. Today, we go inside the mind of the "Little Doctor," Dr. Eric Williams, the scholar-turned-statesman who led Trinidad and Tobago to independence.
In this deep-dive documentary, we explore the intellectual resistance that birthed a nation. From the archives of Oxford where he wrote the revolutionary Capitalism and Slavery, to the "University of Woodford Square" where he educated the masses, Williams dismantled the myths of the empire.
“Carrier of Tension: The U.S. Naval Buildup Reshaping Caribbean Geopolitics” is a sweeping, real-time cultural-history documentary that explores how one event—the arrival of a...
In this emotional insight, we explore Peter Tosh’s courageous decision to leave The Wailers and walk his own revolutionary path. It wasn’t about ego—it...
Seven thousand years ago, a woman was buried in the salt of Trinidad with an object that shouldn't exist. We’ve been told the history...
