🇧🇧🎉 Barbados Independence Day – History and Heritage Barbados marks its Independence Day every 30th November, a date chosen to align with St. Andrews Day and reflect national symbolism. The island became independent in 1966 following elections that placed the Democratic Labour Party in government. Its Coat of Arms, presented earlier that year, features Pride of Barbados flowers, a bearded fig tree and supporters linked to fishing and the former Pelican Island. The crossed sugar cane pieces he

12 reactions | As we count down to #IndependenceDay we're celebrating all things Bajan! Our BT team hit the streets to quiz Bajans on folksongs, folklore, food and a bit of history. How did they do? Let us know in the comments below! Video brought to you by The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus Video credits: Kemar Holder @stunnabes #BarbadosToday #NewsYouCanTrust #Independence #BarbadosIndependence | Barbados Today | Facebook

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14K views · 226 reactions | #DidYouKnow that the Crane Resort in Barbados is the oldest continuously operating hotel in the Caribbean? This beauty perfectly captures our island's history, luxury, culture and beauty uniquely in one place. : The Crane Resort, St. Philip, Barbados : @kybetravel, thanks for sharing! #VisitBarbados #LoveBarbados #MyBarbados | Visit Barbados | Facebook

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They Rewrote The Bible To Justify Slavery The shocking true story of the 1807 "Slave Bible" - how British missionaries created a version that removed 90% of the Old Testament and all references to freedom, keeping only passages about obedience. Created after the Haitian Revolution terrified slave owners, this spiritual manipulation used Christianity to control millions of enslaved Africans. #SlaveBible #HaitianRevolution #Christianity #Slavery #BritishWestIndies #ReligiousManipulation #BlackHist