![SLAVE BECOMES MASTER [24TH OCTOBER 2025] - Creole Heritage Month is more than (belle wad and bon manje) great food and traditional garb. A renewed focus on Saint Lucia’s history could help explain how its Creole and colonial past continue to shape the present. Cultural activist Monsignor Patrick “Paba” Anthony shared insights with CHOICE News on this enduring legacy, contrasting the colonial view of the environment with that of the nèg mawon, and exploring where modern Saint Lucia stands within that historical continuum. Shyne Savory tells us more.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
ARE ST LUCIANS NOW EXPLOITING NATURAL RESOURCES LIKE SLAVEMASTERS DID?
SLAVE BECOMES MASTER [24TH OCTOBER 2025] – Creole Heritage Month is more than (belle wad and bon manje) great food and traditional garb. A renewed focus on Saint Lucia’s history could help explain how its Creole and colonial past continue to shape the present. Cultural activist Monsignor Patrick “Paba” Anthony shared insights with CHOICE News on this enduring legacy, contrasting the colonial view of the environment with that of the nèg mawon, and exploring where modern Saint Lucia stands within that historical continuum. Shyne Savory tells us more.
