
Paul Bogle
Paul Bogle was a Jamaican Baptist deacon and a key figure in the Morant Bay Rebellion of 1865, who led a delegation to present resolutions regarding the plight of the Jamaican people to Governor Eyre, advocating for their rights.
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Montague noted that relocating to the Morant Bay Urban Centre could prove to be a historic decision for the agencies involved, fulfilling the vision of National Hero Paul Bogle.
Seven Gov't entities sign leases at Morant Bay Urban Centre | NewsPaul Bogle is honoured in Jamaica as a national hero for leading the Morant Bay Rebellion against British colonial oppression.
Revisiting Third World’s ‘96 Degrees in the Shade’ | EntertainmentPaul Bogle, a Jamaican Baptist preacher, led his subjects on October 11, 1865 in what is known as the Morant Bay Uprising.
The big difference between past and present religious leadersPaul Bogle was honoured for his leadership in the Morant Bay Rebellion of 1865.
Garth Rattray | What would our National Heroes think of us today? | CommentaryPaul Bogle led our people and was martyred in the major post-Emancipation fight against an oppressive system.
Mark Golding: Choose empathy over anger, unity over division, hope over despair | NewsPaul Bogle's courage in the face of injustice taught us that freedom demands sacrifice.
Dr Andrew Holness: Let's honour the living heroes among us | NewsPaul Bogle, leader of the Morant Bay Protest in 1865, stood unflinchingly against injustice.
Tribute: In the footsteps of the brave | Art & LeisurePaul Bogle was a social justice activist and leader of a passive resistance to oppression in Jamaica.
Bogle and Gordon changed the government indirectly | NewsDeacon Paul Bogle led a march into Morant Bay to observe a trespass case being tried.
Peter Espeut | Old ways die hard | CommentaryPaul Bogle led hundreds of men, women, and children in a march to the courthouse demanding justice.
Morant Bay 1865: The cry for justice and the blood it bought | Art & LeisurePaul Bogle was executed during the suppression of the Morant Bay Rebellion.
Peter Espeut | An advantage of colonialism | CommentaryPaul Bogle exemplifies the deep connection of the Christian church to political awakening in Jamaica.
Letter of the Day | Jamaica’s heritage is its rich tapestry of many cultures | Letters
Paul Bogle marched for the voiceless during the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica.
Dennis Minott | When Haiti knocked, Jamaica barred the door | In FocusPaul Bogle High School is mentioned as one of the schools involved in the initiative.
Corporate Hands | WATA supports schools’ development projects | NewsElder Paul Bogle facilitated petition submissions and marches against land injustices in Jamaica.
Patricia Green | Conserving heritage akin to serving God | In FocusPaul Bogle paid with his life for his role in the Morant Bay Rebellion.
Religious Leadership and Social JusticeA deputation of six led by Paul Bogle was mandated to seek an audience with Governor Eyre.
Peter Espeut | Remember the Underhill meetings | Commentary


































































