Now that America has Trump, I see a lot of wringing of hands and narratives of despair. Radicals in the Americas have literally been resisting oppression and charting pathways to […]

January 26th, 2017 “Land of Love and Drowning” by Tiphanie Yanique February 23rd, 2017 “The Virgin Islands: A Caribbean Lilliput” by Gordon Lewis Suggested: “Correlates of Race, Ethnicity and National Origin […]

Good day, everyone. I am happy to announce that Decolonizing the USVI is hosting a monthly reading group entitled, “Reading Power and Identity in the U.S. Virgin Islands.” We will […]

On November 8th, 2016, millions of Americans were unable to vote for our future president in what was arguably one of the most contentious presidential races of modern American history. […]

Does anyone remember the 90s film, Love Jones?  It was written and directed by Theodore Whitaker. The film gives us an opportunity to watch Larenz Tate and Nia Long portray […]

My internet connection is incredibly poor and my computer recently crashed. Therefore, I often travel to my parents’ office at Love City Car Ferries to work on my dissertation in […]

I said that I would not discuss Spirit on this blog. Matters of Faith are often contentious. To be honest, I am afraid that my worldview will alienate my audience. My belief system […]

Greetings, Good People! Decolonizing the USVI is teaming up with the Virgin Islands Youth Advocacy Coalition (VIYAC) to bring you a series on American Colonialism in the U.S. Virgin Islands. […]

I recently read a petition to stop cockfighting in the U.S. Virgin Islands. While I was excited to see an anti-speciesist discussion taking place, I winced as I read the brief […]

Conversations about development on St. John often leave me feeling caught between a rock and a hard place. Neoliberalism, white supremacy, predatory capitalism, and overdevelopment are all too real and we […]