White Squall on the Land: Narratives of Resilient Caribbean People

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HopeRoad, Jul 4, 2013 - Medical - 94 pages
;White Squall on the Land does not flinch from the uncomfortable truths, yet the author's deep commitment to the people she interviews transforms the book into a story of resilience and hope.' Leo Zeilig White Squall on the Land: Narratives of Resilient Caribbean People represents the synthesis of thinking about Caribbean Migration, and mental health. The book links the experience of the home community in the Caribbean to the experience of those who have continued the Caribbean migration process to England. The ongoing struggle against "white squall", a colloquial name for the hunger and deprivation that has plagued the people of the Caribbean for centuries.
 

Contents

Title Page
Migration
Being thrown into the deep
Case Studies of Hope from Servol
Surviving the Conundrum of Migration
Biography
Copyright

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