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Dr. Brown's rhetoric has finally got white people to pay attention to blacks, according to race activist Eva Hodgson. But Dr. Hodgson questioned whether blacks are actually any better off than before, because Government has failed to pass any le...

He swept into office vowing to build affordable rental housing on a faster track, but views are mixed on how far Dr. Brown has achieved what he set out to. Progressive Labour Party elder statesman Reginald Burrows says there's probably been more hous...

Dr. Brown has described education as the biggest disappointment of his four-year tenure — and Bermuda Union of Teachers general secretary Mike Charles isn't too impressed either. Mr. Charles says much of the blame for the continuing failure of the Is...

Four years ago, Dr. Brown called for a greater Police presence and promised a review of the entire criminal justice system as he vowed to combat crime through community resolve. But family campaigner Sheelagh Cooper said: "Regrettably, Premier Brown ...

A co-founder of a newspaper himself, Premier Ewart Brown has always kept a keener interest in the media than most politicians — and it's probably fair to say he hasn't always liked what he's read. And as with many aspects of Dr. Brown's tenure, his c...

Bermuda's working class generally has good, if not great things to say about Premier Ewart Brown. This newspaper visited the Young Men's Social Club and the Leopard's Club to find out what patrons had to say about Dr. Brown's Premiership. Oliver Cai...

He might have done everything at a frantic pace, but those who have worked closely with Ewart Brown say he has always found time for a good laugh. "The most disciplined bloke you ever met," according to former Chief of Staff Wayne Caines, Dr. Brown n...

July 1992: Returning to Bermuda after 28 years mainly in the United States Ewart Brown causes a stir at a Progressive Labour Party rally by calling the governing United Bermuda Party "politically dead". In a statement he's often been reminded of ...

Then-United Bermuda Party Minister Quinton Edness dismisses the emerging politician after he returns to Bermuda in July 1992: "People who have been away from Bermuda by choice for 28 years do not hold any magic formula for change — just fancy wor...

At a Progressive Labour Party rally in July 1992: "I am a Bermudian. This is my Country. I'm taking it back. "After 28 years of living outside of Bermuda, if you think I've come home just to practise medicine, you couldn't be more incorrect. "I h...