“We know that they have contributed to our Art and Craft Development, our Agriculture our Architecture, the names of places, animals, different types of food and fish, our costumes our music and dance and so many other aspects of our rich life and heritage in Dominica,” he said. “We know too that the Kalinago put up hundreds of years of resistance towards colonization and they struggled and endured and in the end overcame many of the tremendous challenges which they had to face, so the idea of a monument in honor of the Kalinago people is a brilliant and fitting one.”
Posted on: Sat, 21 Sep 2013 01:30:26 +0000
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