Dr. Patricia Rodney: Her Own Words

To read and see more about Walter Rodney, please see (and support!) the Walter Rodney Foundation. Walter Rodney was a Marxist historian and academic that was assassinated during his presidential campaign for Guyana in 1980. Patricia Rodney and Asha Rodney are his surviving family and can also be supported through the WRF.

Patricia Rodney on the 42 years since Walter Rodney's Assassination 2022:

Message from Dr Patricia Rodney, Chairperson of the Walter Rodney Foundation, and on behalf of the Rodney family, expressing support and solidarity for the Walter Rodney anti-imperialism today series

Dr Patricia Rodney speaking at Guyana SPEAKS about Dr Walter Anthony Rodney [27 Oct 2019]

This clip was filmed at a Guyana SPEAKS event on Sunday, 27th October 2019. My apologies for the shaky (in parts) recording. I decided, last minute, to film it on my camera but didn't have a pedestal to keep it still. The last 3 minutes of Dr Rodney's presentation are missing due to technical issues. Dr Rodney was joined at this event by the historian, Cecil Gutzmore and Reparations Activist, Esther Stanford-Xosei. The Chair was Professor Dabydeen. Guyana SPEAKS, co-founded by Dr Juanita Cox and Rod Westmaas, is held on the last Sunday of every month (August and December excepted) at the Classic in Tooting Bec, London. For further details please email guyanaspeaks@gmail.com, or go to our Guyana SPEAKS facebook page where all of our events are posted. We can also be followed on twitter: @JCWestmaas

Dr. Patricia Rodney- The 23rd Annual Walter Rodney Lecture - ICS (The UWI) 2021

The 23rd Annual Walter Rodney Lecture - October 15, 2021 Speaker: Dr. Patricia Rodney "Reframing October 1968: A Case for Reparative Justice" The Institute of Caribbean Studies The University of the West Indies Mona, Jamaica Tel: (876) 977-1951/970-6228 | WhatsApp 876 772 0583 Email: icsmona@uwimona.edu.jm

As always, edited by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost), with special thanks / credit to Sina Rahmani + The East is a Podcast