Table of Contents
Foreword: Kaie Kellough
Introduction: The Fire that Time
Nalini Mohabir and Ronald Cummings
Part 1-Remembering the Sir George Williams Affair
50 Years Ago: Reflections on the Sir George Williams University Protests
Clarence Bayne, Brenda Dash, Philippe Fils-Amie, Nancy Warner, H Nigel Thomas
Interview with Dorothy Wills (Title TBC)
Imara Ajani Rolston
Interview with Elizabeth Charles on Valerie Belgrave (Title: TBC)
Nalini Mohabir & Oceane Jasor
Interview with Juanita Westmoreland (Title TBC).
Christiana Abraham
'Re/mediating the Protest: The Role of the Student Press in Challenging Dominant
Media Narratives of the Sir George Williams Affair'
Christiana Abraham
The Sir George Williams University Protests in the ? Abeng ? Archives
Ronald Cummings
On Fire:The Crisis at Sir George Williams University (Montreal) and the Worldwide Revolution of
1968
Michael O. West.
Part 2- The Sir George Williams Affair and Black Power in a Global Context
Montreal in the Caribbean Cold War: Reading Haitian and Cuban Connections
Amanda Perry
Sowing seeds of revolution: Assessing the impact of Black Power on the Caribbean
Jerome Teelucksingh
Walter Rodney, the Black Power Movement and Race in North America and the Caribbean.Nigel Westmaas.
Student Activism in the early years of the National Joint Action Committee
Alpha Obika
Sir George Williams’ Affair and Black Power movement in 1970s St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Ayanna Bobb
The Sir George Williams Affair and the Black Power Movement in Jamaica
Rupert Lewis.
“? On Many If Not All Possible Fronts”: Radical Pedagogies and Revolutionary Solidarities of
Caribbean Students in Exile
W. Chris Johnson.
Afterword
