[ad name=”HTML-68″] [wpedon id=”23995″ align=”left”] LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May apologized to 12 Caribbean nations on Tuesday for immigration officials’ harsh treatment of people
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Queen Mary Sculpture in Denmark By St. Croix Artist Takes Virgin Islands History Back To Motherland
[ad name=”HTML-68″] [wpedon id=”23995″ align=”left”] COPENHAGEN — A Trinidad and Tobago artist has made history by collaborating to create the first public monument to a black woman
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SENATOR MILLIN YOUNG: Today Is International Women’s Day Celebrating Women’s History Month
[ad name=”HTML-68″] [wpedon id=”23995″ align=”left”] By SENATOR JANETTE MILLIN YOUNG SPECIAL TO THE VIRGIN ISLANDS FREE PRESS Our history as Virgin Islanders is constantly evolving.
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SENATE TESTIMONY: A Brief History of Governor’s Mansions In Virgin Islands … Past To Present
GOVERNMENT HOUSE ST. THOMAS [ad name=”HTML-68″] [wpedon id=”23995″ align=”left”] TESTIMONY BY JOSE RAUL CARRILLO, UNIVERSITY OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS SPECIAL TO THE VIRGIN
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Taino Indians Are Alive and Well and Living In Puerto Rico … At Least Their Descendants … DNA Says
SAN JUAN — They were called the Taíno, and the Europeans who colonized their land took almost everything away from them. A half-century after Christopher
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REPORT: Slavery Ended In The Caribbean When It No Longer Made Good Business Sense
PORT OF SPAIN — IN ITS 18th-century heyday cane grown in the Caribbean and cut by African slaves provided Britain with nearly all its sugar.
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Virgin Islands Research Scientist Praised For Her Work By National Science Publication
[ad name=”HTML-68″] CHARLOTTE AMALIE — STAT, a national publication focused on finding and telling compelling stories about health, medicine, and scientific discovery, has named Virgin
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