While the world traditionally observes Remembrance Day on November 11th, to mark the end of World War I and to honour fallen soldiers, Tobagonians are now embracing a broader remembrance—one that includes their enslaved African ancestors. On Saturday, June 14, dozens gathered at James Park, in Uptown Scarborough, for the fourth annual African Ancestral Remembrance Ceremony.
Reporter Jewel Greene-George has the details…
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