The St. John Parish Church was filled beyond capacity today as Barbadians gathered to say goodbye to historian, educator, and activist Trevor George Marshall. With pews packed, scores of people stood outside, a testament to the reach of the man they came to honor. Dressed in African garb, attendees reflected the legacy Marshall had championed—one of post-colonial identity, cultural pride, and the recognition of Barbados' place in history. Among those who came to pay tribute were trade unionists,

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