Monthly Archives: October 2011
Sports and Masculinity
Ras In the Caribbean and Latin America, more men than women tend to be involved in sporting activities. Sports have become one of the most important factors in defining and influencing Caribbean and Latin American masculinities in the twentieth century. … Continue reading
Of words, wards and Wards
Bridget Brereton There’s a fairly new sign—in English and Spanish, if you please—at the left turn off the Eastern Main Road up to St Joseph, just past WASA. It says ‘Welcome to St Joseph, first capital of Trinidad and … Continue reading
Freedoms, Political Parties, and the State of Emergency
Shane J. Pantin On Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th September 2011, I was able to attend three events: the first was a lecture hosted by the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES), entitled “State of … Continue reading
Fawning Fauna Faux
Kevin Baldeosingh Status is perhaps best defined by the number of persons who want to be your friend even though you don't like them. So, although I had long respected biologist Julian Kenny, I didn't know he was a … Continue reading →