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An island in the Caribbean trembles with unrest.
In Dominica, one of the region’s most controversial laws is enacted: The Dread Act. Officially, it targets “subversive elements.” In reality, it’s a direct strike against the growing Rastafari movement.
In this two-part episode, Earl Steven Forester takes us back to a Dominica gripped by political turmoil, economic despair, and cultural conflict. Through first-hand accounts, archival material, and historical insight, he uncovers the true story behind a law that didn’t just ban dreadlocks—it legitimized violence, mass arrests, and the persecution of an entire culture.
🎧 Host: Earl Steven Forester
🎬 Produced by: Mattias for MABOSA Podcast Productions, 2025
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