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October 16, 1968

Prime Minister Hon. Hugh Shearer said that the Govern-ment will neither change nor withdraw the order against Dr. Walter Rodney, the University of the West Indies' lecturer in African History, who was refused permission to re-enter Jamaica on Tuesday as an undesirable person.

Then

The refusal to allow Guya-nese pan-africanist Dr. Walter Rodney, accused of "des-tructive anti-Jamaican activ-ities" by speaking up for the poor and the marginalised Rastafarian sect, set off a series of protests and riots around the Caribbean.

Now

Twenty-seven years after his death by a car bomb, Rodney's legacy lives on in his work, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. An annual Walter Rodney Symposium is held in his honour every March at the Atlanta University Centre.

 
October 16, 2007
 

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