History & The Arts
Sam Selvon, The Lonely Londoners
...worked, you could go to evening school. But England was also the home of the slave masters, and we retained a general distrust of white men. However, England was the nearest thing we had to a mother country; we saw in it some aspect of hope. (Berry, 2007, p. 10) England was seen as a place of vocation, of education, a place to belong, as well as a place where white men...