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Charles Ashton Halbert (1880–1971): The Quiet Architect of Black Consciousness, Labour Justice, and Learning in St. Kitts and Nevis
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Charles Ashton Halbert (1880–1971): The Quiet Architect of Black Consciousness, Labour Justice, and Learning in St. Kitts and Nevis
SKNTimes BLACK HISTORY MONTH — SKN HERO OF THE DAY As Black History Month honours the builders of Caribbean consciousness, SKN Times recognises Charles Ashton Halbert—a scholar-activist whose influence was felt not through fiery speeches, but through books, ideas, and unwavering commitment to the upliftment of working people. Born in 1880 in Bath Village, Nevis, Halbert was raised in poverty by a mother employed to the Parmenter family. Her fait…
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