Trinidad and Tobago: Don’t Fall for Divide and Conquer — Our Peace Zone Is Not a War Zone
Trinidad and Tobago: Don’t Fall for Divide and Conquer — Our Peace Zone Is Not a War Zone History shows how small nations are destabilized through division, and Trinidad and Tobago now faces a moment demanding clarity, unity, and national stewardship. Grace Caroline Walker Grace Notes Trinidad and Tobago — in case you missed it — Trinbagonians near and far, on land, sea, and sky, are holding space: in prayer, in advocacy, and in stewardship, as we traverse perilous escapades with a United States posture that feels increasingly insistent on turning our Peace Zone into their War Zone. What is more disturbing than any single headline is the way instability travels — how a political sickness elsewhere can drift across borders like weather. It can feel as though the U.S. sneezed, and Trinidad and Tobago caught the virus: the coarsening of civic life, the splitting of communities into camps, the steady normalization of contempt. And yes — racism is part of that mac...
