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Alyssa Phillip, second from right, her mother Camille Caresquero, activist Wendell Eversley, third from left, and other participants stand with their hands in the air during a silent protest for justice on behalf of Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy on Long Circular Road, St James, recently.

Alyssa Phillip, second from right, her mother Camille Caresquero, activist Wendell Eversley, third from left, and other participants stand with their hands in the air during a silent protest for justice on behalf of Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy on Long Circular Road, St James, recently.

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To protest or not to protest

I al­ways con­sid­er June as T&T’s of­fi­cial “protest month.” It is a month that re­minds me that we are a na­tion shaped by labour strug­gles, the fight against in­equal­i­ties and strong lead­ers. His­tor­i­cal­ly, June stands as the month of re­sis­tance, un­rest and pub­lic ac­tion. It is a re­minder of what the col­lec­tive will of our peo­ple can lead to. Thus, I have nev­er been against the con­cept of protest as a move­ment for change. I mean, protest has al­ways been part of how or­di­nary peo­ple in T&T forced those in au­thor­i­ty to lis­ten.

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