Overview
Poet Peter Blackman left Barbados in the 1930s to complete his training as an Anglican priest in the UK, but was so appalled by the colonial, parochial Britain he encountered that he joined the Communist Party instead.
Poet Peter Blackman left Barbados in the 1930s to complete his training as an Anglican priest in the UK, but was so appalled by the colonial, parochial Britain he encountered that he joined the Communist Party instead.