Stabroek Weekend

Tolerance

In a vibrant democracy elections should be a cause for celebration, an ever welcome occasion regularly marking the successful outcome of what in any country’s history has always been a long struggle to overcome authoritarian, and often brutal, rule.

Sri Lankan Pol (Coconut) Roti (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Coconut Roti

At the beginning of the month, I shared with you a Sri Lankan side dish – Pol (Coconut) Sambol, and what I’d promised then was to try their Pol (Coconut) Roti that I discovered in my research, and share with you.

Beverly Ann McFarlane

‘Fighting the good fight’

As an eight-year-old, Beverly Ann McFarlane killed mosquitos at every opportunity she got, placed them into match boxes, counted and examined them—a harbinger of what lay ahead for the now microscopist.

 Joseph Ruhoman

Introducing a Multiracial Appeal of 1938: The ‘Negro-Indian Combine’

By Nigel Westmaas Introduction & Context In January 1938, to mark the centenary of emancipation from slavery, Joseph Ruhoman, a well-known journalist and a founder of the British Guiana East Indian Association (BGEIA), published an article titled “A Negro-Indian Combine” in the Conventionist, the publication of the Negro Progress Convention (established in 1922).

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