Our previous issues have been concerned with giving the reader a brief sketch of what it was like for my ancestors at the time in history to have arrived in the country of Panama. Those black men were all young, strong, healthy persons who showed great resistance to the adverse climate, and in large groups they came and kept coming way into the latter half of the twentieth century. These men did not only come from the island of Jamaica but from every island in the region of the West Indies to land in the mysterious Panama. Continue reading
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