Let's Talk History! Episode 6 : Emancipation in Trinidad and Tobago by Dr. Ronald Noel

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This week: "Emancipation in Trinidad and Tobago" by Dr. Ronald Noel
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Let's Talk History is an initiative of the Department of History, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. In these webcasts experts in Caribbean History discuss topics and current events that relate to the History of our region.
Episode 6 of Let’s Talk History is part of a special series during the month of August in celebration of Emancipation Day (1st August). This episode was filmed by the Sagicor Insurance Media Team for a special Emancipation Day production.
Dr. Ronald Noel is the holder of a Ph.D in History from Howard University, Washington D.C., and an MPhil and a BA in History from The University of the West Indies. He has been with the UWI Department of History for many years. Dr. Noel's area of historical expertise include: Secret Societies, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Pan-Africanism.
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Music: "A.N.G.A." (Another Native Gone Again) by UWI Arts Jazz Ensemble.

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Brilliant piece

[@StephenDowellspa]

Thank you, Dr. Noel.

[@ACB2K]

Up to now Haiti is still paying for their freedom.

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It would be nice if we could talk