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Institutional Racism - The Control of Arts, Education, and Culture in Trinidad & Tobago

Many WST members, fail to understand how the mechanisms of "institutional racism" operate. We already see the "No Pan In The Classroom" issue taking "center stage". I wanted to share with you a more close-up view of how this form (of racism and race

"Out of pain this culture was born" by Gerry Kangalee (As published on Trinbagopan.com, 8/21/08)

I thought some of you might appreciate this really well-written article, that breaks down the history of the steel drum/pan, in clear, concise narration. I hope you all enjoy this reading, if you haven't read it before. Again, I am not going to keep

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Institutional Racism - The Control of Arts, Education, and Culture in Trinidad & Tobago

"Out of pain this culture was born" by Gerry Kangalee (As published on Trinbagopan.com, 8/21/08)

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