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To mark the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, The Royal Gazette is publishing three profiles a week of outstanding Black Bermudians from history. Today’s profile is of Dame Lois Browne-Evans, who was a major figure in politics and the law...

Rolfe Commissiong looks at Bermuda’s troubled attempts at education reform

WL “Bip” Tucker steered Bermuda’s first law mandating universal adult suffrage

David Burt’s last Budget benefits from corporate income tax, but real change requires more than just increases in income, says the Free Democratic Movement

In the latest in the Third Sector Spotlight series, Bermuda Wellness Space wants to make Bermuda a healthier place in mind, body and spirit, says co-founder Cheryl Peek-Bell

Charles Lloyd Tucker was the leading Black artist of the 1950s and 1960s, crossing racial boundaries and inspiring future generations of artists and art lovers

Inmates must be allowed to participate in the rebuilding of our community, says our correspondent in Westgate

The Premier is right to celebrate Bermuda’s strong fiscal position, but he leaves his potetial successors with some knotty problems

EF Gordon was a tireless fighter for civil rights for Black Bermudians and workers’ rights as the founder of what became the Bermuda Industrial Union

Sexual orientation is not a binary choice between homosexuality and heterosexuality, says Jonathan Starling