A History of Creole Trinidad, 1956-2010

The book delves into the intertwined relationship of culture and politics in post-Independence Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting how these elements have shaped society. Utilizing diverse sources such as literature, government documents, and Carnival, it critically assesses the idea of creolization as a central theme in the nation’s development. The analysis reveals how the unique ethnic and political landscapes contribute to the distinct national identity of Trinidad and Tobago.