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Feedback The Dr. Martin Luther feature is good and enlightening. In the modern world, it is increasingly difficult to be accepted for being black and loving it and being proud of it. I am black and I love it and I believe that one day better must come. Precious Ndhlovu
Well done! Very well done! I bumped on this page when I was homesick and have been listening to the Martin Luther King recording for the last half hour. Hopelyn Marie Mullings
Thank you Thank you to your staff for providing this piece of history. Dr. King was a great man of God and I am so glad he came to Jamaica. Conrad Powell Good work I love stuff like this! Keep up the good work. Tell me more about prominent people who stepped on the island. Irie Truth Really informative Very well put together and really informative. I wasn't even aware that Dr. King had visited Jamaica. The time is a great idea to make us aware of key events such as this one in Jamaican history. Andre Lindsay
Long overdue Pieces of the Past is long overdue. We as a people, a black people need to be reminded of where we all came from and where we are now and how we got here. The black on black crime here in the US, Jamaica as well as anywhere else in the world is deplorable. There has been too much sacrifice of great black leaders both men and women for us as a race to be slaughtering each other like we are doing. Thank you Gleaner for being so accessible by being on-line. Thank you for such intelligent news reporting. Darnell Nice story That was a very nice story I was in Jamaica at the time of his visit and I did not know he has ever visit Jamaica. Una Timely and inspired Your piece on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was timely and inspired. We obviously need to revisit the work of this great human being and apply his thoughts and aspirations to our current scenario in Jamaica. There needs to be a moral rebirth and it is only through deep introspection and a return to the basics can we "overcome" this current roller coaster ride into the abyss. Richard Hall
Very interesting The articles in "Pieces of the Past" are very interesting. I don't remember having any knowledge of the Port Royal earthquake and its effect on that section of Jamaica. I would also like to read about the National Heroes, what they did for the people (country) and how they became heroes. I find the history of my country very fascinating and I enjoy reading your articles. Clova Francis
We're
taking you for a stroll down memory lane for the next six months. Along
this journey,we will relive several events which significantly impacted
on the social, political and economic development of Jamaica. As we travel
share your experience with us...
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