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Enslaved A Chronicle of Resistance Book 4
Brian Sankarsingh
Sankarsingh-Gonsalves Productions
2024
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This book is written as a companion to: Enslaved A Chronicle of Resistance Book 1 - The Lamentation of the EnslavedEnslaved A Chronicle of Resistance Book 2 - Freedom Bells are RingingEnslaved A Chronicle of Resistance Book 3 - Hidden in Plain Sight.Poems from these books are referenced throughout this one in the following manner. In the grand tapestry of human existence, there are threads that intertwine and create patterns that shape the course of nations. One such thread, a thread born of exploitation and oppression, wound its way across continents and across time, leaving a haunting legacy of torture and injustice. But where did this thread begin? Where did it take root, growing into the wicked tree of slavery that cast its ominous shadow over humanity? The journey starts with the loss of the Amerindian slaves, a loss that set the stage for the Atlantic slave trade. As a writer and poet, I wanted to uncover and write about the truth. I wanted to help those forgotten voices bring you the story of enslavement. To give them the opportunity to tell the story of their pain and despair but also of their resilience and hope. It is a tale that needs to be told and heard, for only by understanding our past can we truly shape our future.
Trinidad and Tobago's history is often told in terms of conquest, colonization, and cultural fusion. But beneath these narratives lies a deeper, more painful truth-one of division, distrust, and the lingering wounds of colonial rule. This book is not just history; it is an exploration of the forces that have shaped the Trinidadian psyche, particularly the tensions between Afro- and Indo-Trinidadians, which persist to this day.This is a compelling blend of prose and poetry, that traces the echoes of the past into the present, revealing how colonial legacies continue to shape national identity. More importantly, this book is a call to action-a plea for all Trinidadians to move beyond racial and religious divides and embrace a shared future. Only by understanding our history can we navigate the present and build a nation united in purpose and possibility.