Reposted from @culturebarbados #HappeningNow Barbadians are out in their numbers to celebrate Emancipation Day with the annual Emancipation Walk at the Bussa statue. Accompanied by cultural practitioners, Pan-Africanists and members of the diplomatic corps in a vibrant display of unity and pride, the morning’s program featured the laying of wreaths at the base of the statue of National Hero Bussa. The attendees are currently in the Emancipation Village: Kilombo at the Stanley Centre, Haggatt Hal

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