Black Power in the Caribbean

Arciniegas G. (1968) Latin America: A Cultural History. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

Best L. (1970) “Black power and doctor politics.” Caribbean Rev. 2 (Summer): 5–11.

Bethel P. D. (1966) “The Havana Conference.” Reporter (March): 24–31.

Bigart H. (1968) “Bahamas will ask Britain for more independence.” New York Times (January 7): 1.

Burnham F. (1970a) Speech by Prime Minister in Moving the Motion in the National Assembly to Declare Guyana a Republic. Georgetown.

Burnham F. (1970b) Speech at the Thirteenth Annual Delegates' Congress of the People's National Congress. Georgetown.

Cardinale R. (1971) “Jamaica Black power lacks leader: movement is fragmented.” Times of Americas (April 28): 3.

Diederick B. Burt A. (1969) Papa Doc: The Truth About Haiti Today. New York: McGraw-Hill.

Guyana Grafic (1971a) “Australian minister admits bias against coloured.” (January 8): 10.

Guyana Grafic (1971b) “I took charge of armed soldiers to save bloodshed.” (January 8): 3.

Jamaica Weekly Gleaner (1971) “At secret session on arms-to-South Africa Problem, UK offers 11th hour compromise.” (January 27): 23.

Naipaul V. S. (1970) “Power to the Caribbean people.” New York Rev. (September): 32–34.

Noriega J. (1971) “Three for road march crown.” Trinidad Evening News. (January): 5.

Norton G. (1969) “Special supplement on Guyana.” Times (London) (May 24): 1–4.

Ortiz F. (1924) Glosario de Afro-negrismos. Havana.

Schroeder R. C. Haverstock N. A. (1969) “West Indies: power vacuum.” Editorial Research Reports 11 (October): 795–814.

Times of the Americas (1971) “Trinidad winner loses support.” (June 30): 2.

Time (1970) “Tourism is whorism.” (August): 26–7.

Trinidad Evening News (1971) “Anti-racial declaration.” (January): 1.

U. S. House of Representatives (1970) Hearings on Cuba and the Caribbean. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office.