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Radio Eugène Godfried International web site launched 10/30/06: www.regiradio.org
Many shows now available, includes videos!

Reforma Agrario I Peska I nos SEU, Curaçao, 7/3/08 Papiamentu

Interview with Eugène Godfried: Call for dialog on the 1912 Massacre, 10/5/07 Entrevista con Eugène Godfried: una llamada para el dialogo sobre la masacre de 1912, 5/10/07

Eugene Godfried Calls on Fidel Castro for Reflection and Action concerning the 1912 Massacre: YouTube Video, 9/07

Video sobre El Doce: Eugene Godfried Ruega a Fidel Castro Reflexion y Accion sobre 1912, 9/07

Eugene Godfried's "Broadening Black participation in Revolutionary Cuba (1986-2006)" presented at the 32nd Conference of the Association for Caribbean Studies, 6/2007

Plessy vs Ferguson and the Caribbean, 10/14/06

Research Scholar at Michigan State University
, African Atlantic Research Team, 9/15/06 US Tour taking shape for 2006-2007

Words of thanks on the occasion of my illness, 9/06

Eugene Godfried on Africa Kabisa Radio, live & on the Internet, 4 shows in Oct 05

Fund raiser for Eugene in Boston/Jamaica Plain, MA, showing of Race in Cuba, 2/27/05

Contacting Eugène Godfried


Eugène Godfried
community organizer, music producer,
and radio journalist
Director, Caribbean Division, Radio Havana

Eugène Godfried is a community organizer, music producer, and radio journalist. For the past twenty-six years he has worked with Caribbean nations to promote ideas and actions regarding popular culture and Caribbean identity. He is currently Director of the Caribbean Division of Radio Havana, Cuba and has a show, Caribbean Outlook, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Born in the nation of Curacao Dutch Antilles, Mr. Godfried began his education in catholic primary schools of his homeland and took his higher degree in Holland in social services with emphasis on culture and community organizing. He speaks seven languages and is intimately familiar with most nations of the Caribbean.

Mr. Godfried served a four year term as president of the farmers’ cooperative of Curacao. He has worked with local Caribbean communities as an organizer and with labor unions throughout the region. He is directly responsible for organizing the recognition and celebration of the first rebellion of enslaved Africans in Curacao, accomplished in 1795.

Eugène Godfried is equally a specialist on celebrations of Carnival as expressed in Caribbean and Latin American nations. He participated in the September 1998 world conference on carnival held in Hartford, Connecticut. He is producer and promoter for the Cuban group Conjunto Chappottín y sus Estrellas. The thirteen group members are direct musical and ancestral descendants of AfroCuban musicians responsible for perfecting and popularizing the musical complex known as son. Mr. Godfried was responsible for the designation of the group as a National Treasure of the Cuban people.

Conjunto Chappottín y sus Estrellas are sons, grandsons, and other relatives of musicians who gave notoriety to this popular dance music tradition. As producer and promoter of the Conjunto, Eugene Godfried is committed to insuring that audiences of the world understand son as authentic Cuban, cultural creation. He has promoted the music complex as  well as Conjunto Chappottín y sus Estrellas throughout the Caribbean.

Mr. Godfried is a professional journalist. Currently, he is director of the Caribbean section of Radio Havana Cuba International and conductor of Caribbean programming for Radio Progresso, also of Havana, Cuba.

While visiting the United States in April, 1999, to promote people to people cultural dialogue through his weekly radio programs, Eugene Godfried was a visiting scholar in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He has lectured in classes at the school of journalism and broadcast interviews with students, faculty, and community persons through the short wave link with Radio Havana Cuba; including one such interview in the cyber space studio at the university.

Eugène Godfried is also interested in the US African American community and its civil rights movement. He enrolled with Dr. Vincent Harding in the course religion and human transformation offered by the Iliff Theological seminary in Denver, Colorado.

Interviewed by AIN, Warmongering and National Security Top Bush Electoral Platform, 9/3/02 "Eugene Godfried, a journalist from Radio Havana Cuba currently in New York City, was interviewed by phone on the impact of the Republican Convention. He noted that amidst a setting of panic and terror, the event exalts Bush as the commander-in-chief of a country at war, while playing down social and economic issues closer to the public interest. Godfried added that the Bush administration is terrorizing the public as a smokescreen, while ignoring the massive street protests against the war in Iraq and its meddling in the affairs of Caribbean and Latin American and Caribbean countries."

Interviewed by Granma in "Bush out!", 9/2/04 "Contacted by phone in New York by Miguel Angel Masjuán, a Radio Havana Cuba journalist, Eugene Godfried explained that the Bush government has created the phantom notion of possible acts of terrorism. The convention is being staged around the image of Bush as the only man able to halt terrorism."


Radio Havana program hours for Eugene Godfried's show Caribbean Outlook


Eugene's Jan - Feb 2001 US tour

Godfried Lecture Series

Letter on Salsa vs Son

Contacting Eugene Godfried

Chappottín y sus Estrellas

 

Eugene Godfried on Africa Kabisa Radio, live & on the Iinternet, 10/05

October 2005 -- During the month of October 2005, Eugene Godfried will be a weekly featured guest on Radio Africa Kabisa, phoning in live from Guadeloupe. Africa Kabisa airs Sundays 4-6pm EST (1600-1800h) on WMBR 88.1 FM, Cambridge, MA. The program also streams live on the Web at www.wmbr.org . Broadcast archives are available for download at www.wmbr.org or www.africakabisa.org . Eugene's feature will run from approximately 4:40-5:00pm.

Featured topics:

10/2 -- African influence on music in the Caribbean. Focus on Curacao
and tumba, tambu, muzik di zumbi.

10/9 -- The rise and fall of Cuban social clubs. Their importance
in the development and preservation of Afro-Cuban music and culture.
Guaguancos from Arsenio Rodriguez and Felix Chappottin.

10/16 -- Topical songs and Afro-Cuban history: Chappottin's "Alto
Songo" and "La Protesta de Baragua"

10/23 -- Music in Guadeloupe: gwoka, cadence

 

Writings

Cuban Music & Culture

Cuban Popular Music: Renewal Efforts From Above, 9/04

The African Cuban Diaspora’s Cultural Shelters and Their Sudden Disappearance in 1959,  8/04

Dialogue with Juan Cruz, Past President, ‘Marianao Club Social’ - La Havana, 8/19/04

Dialogue with Founding Leaders of Guantanamo’s Social Club ‘La Nueva Era’, 8/6/04

La Protesta de Baragua: Culture and Popular Music Have the Last Word -- They Say What the Official Culture Can’t, 8/04

Buena Vista Social Club: Critics, self-criticism, and the survival of Cuban Son
, 11/00


Cuba & Race

Marcus Mosiah Garvey and Cuba
, 6/04

Reflections On Race And The Status Of People Of African Descent In Revolutionary Cuba, 1/01

Cuba en una perspectiva caribeña, 2/01    Cuba in a Caribbean Perspective, 6/00


1912

La Prensa Guantanamera y la Masacre de 1912 en Cuba, 44p,  PDF 1 MB, 1/04

Dialogue with Ricardo Riquenes Herrera on the Partido Independiente de Color & the 1912 Massacre of Blacks in Guantánamo, Cuba, 2/07  Eugène Godfried Dialogando con Ricardo Riquenes Herrera sobre el Partido Independiente De Color y la Masacre de 1912 en Guantánamo, Cuba, 7/07

La Maya y la Masacre de 1912: Eugène Godfried En Dialogo Con Maritza Elias, 11/04   Dialogue With Maritza Elias: On the Massacre of 1912 in La Maya, Cuba, 10/07

Quintín Bandera y su asesinato traicionero: preludio inevitable para la creacion del Partido Independiente de Color,  9/05

Alto Songo: Son in popular culture & history, resistance & liberation, 7/04


The Wars of Independence

Guillermón Moncada and the Defeat of ‘Rancheador’- Slavehunter - Miguel Pérez Céspedes Of Guantánamo, 5/05      Guillermón Moncada: Vencedor del Rancheador Miguel Pérez Céspedes de Guantánamo, 5/05

Dialogue With Magdalena Cantillo Frometa: On Mariana Grajales Coello, “Mother Of The Cuban Nation
,” 4/15/05   Dialogo Con Magdalena Cantillo Frometa Sobre Mariana Grajales Coello “Madre De La Patría Cubana,” 15/4/05

Dialogue In Santiago De Cuba With Joel Mourlot Mercaderes On Antonio Maceo y Grajales “Freedom Worker” by Eugène Godfried, 11/04    Dialogo En Santiago De Cuba Con Joel Mourlot Mercaderes: Antonio Maceo y Grajales, de Eugène Godfried, 11/04

José Martí i Rasismo - Su Bishita na Kórzou, Papiamento version of José Martí and Racism: His Visit to Curaçao, 11/2005 José Martí and Racism: His Visit to Curaçao, 7/04   José Martí y el Racismo: Su Visita a Curazao, 7/04


Early Cuban History


CARLOTA: Lukumí/Yoruba Woman Fighter for Liberation, Massacred in Matanzas, Cuba, in 1844
,  7/06  CARLOTA: luchadora lukumí/yoruba para la liberación, masacrada en Matanzas, Cuba, en 1844, 7/06

Gabriel de la Concepción Valdés – Plácido 9/05 English   Placido Martir, 9/05 (español)

Maroons and Palenques in Guantanamo Province - Godfried interviews Diego Bosch Ferrer, historian, Director of Cultural Patrimony, Guantánamo Province, 7/04


Bolivar - Gran Colombia


Carlos Manuel Piar And Pedro Luis Brion: Curaçaoans Struggling Together With Simon Antonio Bolivar y Palacios For Liberation From Colonialism And Racism
, 9/06 
Carlos Manuel Piar, Pedro Luis Brión Yunanan Di Kòrsou Huntu Ku Simón Bolĺvar y Palacios Den Lucha Kontra Kolonismo I Rasismo, 9/06

José Leonardo Chirino - Josef Caridad Gonzales, African Venezuelan Fighters of the 1795 Revolution, by Eugène Godfried, 10/05     José Leonardo Chirino y Josef Caridad Gonzales, Luchadores africanos venezuelanos de la gran revolucion de 1795, por Eugène Godfried, 10/05     José Leonardo Chirino Et Josef Caridad Gonzales, Chefs africains venezuelens de la revolution libertaire de 1795, de Eugène Godfried, 10/05  


Curaçao

Reforma Agrario I Peska I nos SEU, 7/3/08 (Papiamentu)

Abolition & Liberation In Curaçao , 7/06   Abolishon i Liberashon na Korsou, 7/06 (Papiamentu)

20 Years Agrarian & Fisheries Reform Call In Curaçao  7/12/06  20 Aňa Reforma Agrario I Peska, Papiamentu, 7/12/06


Miscellaneous Topics

Plessy vs Ferguson and the Caribbean, 10/06

Video on 1912
Eugene Godfried Calls on Fidel Castro for Reflection and Action concerning the 1912 Massacre: YouTube Video

Peoples of the Caribbean and the world cannot reconcile with the fact that Jose Miguel Gomez and the Euro-iberospanish neocolonial Cuban elite are not censored for their criminal acts of massive killings of people of color in Cuba. In order to destroy the Partido Independiente de Color or the Independent Party of Color and its leaders Pedro Estenoz and Evaristo Garcia, these racist actions were executed with supervision of the US neocolonial and racist army stationed at the un-prestigious naval base of Guantanamo. Eternal glory to all those who lost their lives in that shameful military action and words of consolation to their families and descendents of this massacre which took place in May 1912.

Watch the video

See also 1912 Massacre on AfroCubaWeb

Video sobre El Doce
Eugene Godfried Ruega a Fidel Castro Reflexion y Accion sobre 1912: Video en la YouTube, en español

Los pueblos del Caribe y del mundo se conmovieron desde el mismo momento y hasta el presente sobre los acontecimientos sangrientes que tuvieron lugar en Cuba bajo las ordenes del Presidente Jose Miguel Gomez. Con el objetivo de destruir al Partido Independiente de Color y sus lideres entre ellos Pedro Ivonet, Evaristo Estenoz, Eugene Lacoste, las fuerzas oficiales organizaron una carniceria humana sin precedente en toda Cuba. La comunidad internacional censura para siempre Jose Miguel Gomez y todos los participantes, representantes de la clase dominante euroiberoespanola racista de Cuba. Gloria eterna y paz para los caidos y sus familias y descendientes en esta masacre. Para una edicion mas extensa de este tema les invitamos a que consulten www.regiradio.org y hagan click en www.selfcast.com y seleccionen regiradio tv live.

Vinculo al video en YouTube , en español

 Vease tambien La Masacre de 1912 sobre AfroCubaWeb

Caribbean Studies Association Certificate, 6/1/07

CERTIFICADO DE PARTICIPACIÓN

   Se concede este certificado a Eugene Godfried por su distinguida participación y la presentación de su trabajo, “Broadening Black participation in Revolutionary Cuba (1986-2006)”, en la 32ª Conferencia de la Asociación de Estudios Caribeños realizado del 28 de mayo al 1 de junio de 2007 en Salvador da Bahia, Brasil.

"Broadening Black participation in Revolutionary Cuba" was first published on AfroCubaWeb as Reflections On Race And The Status Of People Of African Descent In Revolutionary Cuba, in 2001. 

 

Research Scholar at Michigan State University, 9/15/06

Eugene Godfried joined the African Atlantic Research Team (AART) at MSU.

He is planning a number of speaking engagements and he is participating in the following events so far:

Any applications for lectures or other types of encounters are accepted and could be done through us at eugene_AT_afrocubaweb.com (replace _AT_ with @).

Words of thanks on the occasion of my illness, 9/06

Indeed there could never be sufficient words to express my gratitude for all international solidarity which I received during my illness since January, 2005.

I acknowledge the hospitality and care given by Dr. Campos of Hospital Calixto Garcia in Havana, Cuba, and Doctora Olga, an outstanding internist and homeopathist in Havana Cuba. My Physio-Theraphist, Miguel, also of the Jesus Maria Center forAlternative Medicina, Havana Vieja, Havana, Cuba.

In Guadeloupe, Dr. Claude Makouke dispensed his precious care and coordinated the reeducation process and the introduction of prosthesis. All friends and colleagues of the UPLG.

In the United States, I benefited from countless acts of support and personal care as well as financial assistance from Tony van der Meer, Alvin Skipper Bailey, Julia Goldrosen, WBAI New York, Dr. Willy Thompson and many others. 

From Curazao, John Djaoen, the Hubentur 70 youths, my family, Crisma Merien, and all others who either personally or through phone showed their attention and love.

From the Dominican Republic, Miguel Mejia, minister of state and long time friend, came one Saturday personally to visit me in Miramar, la Habana, Cuba.

Prime minister Ralph Goncalves of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines gave me personal attention during his visit to Cuba. A long time well appreciated brother.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit of the Commonwealth of Dominica also attended me in exclusiveness during his stay in la Habana, Cuba, showing his concern and solidarity with my health conditions then.

The Jamaican Ambassador, Mrs. Elinor, has proven to be more than a diplomat, but family of mine and stood with me all the time under those difficult moments.

Reverend Lucius Walker of the Pastors for Peace, USA, slipped away from his heavy schedule with President Fidel Castro Ruz, to come and share moments of solidarity with me in an apartment sponsored by his organization just for me.

I can continue like this thanking professor Kwesi Prah of South Africa, professor Tony Nzeako of Nigeria, Kwaku Danso Boafo, former ambassador and minister of Ghana and many, many others of the African continent for their words of care.

In order not to run the risk to forget your names, I beg your pardon if I did, but urge you to forgive me and accept my well meant love and appreciation for you all personally.

Thank you,

Eugene Godfried

Schedule

2006

11/8/06

CLACS Advanced (Charla) Seminar Series
 
Cuba in a Caribbean Perspective, Mr. Eugene Godfried, Radio Broadcast Journalist in Caribbean, African and European Affairs and MSU Visiting Scholar
 
Room 303 International Center, University of Michigan, Lansing, MI 3.00 - 400 p.m.

2004

Thursday 8/11/04 @ 5 PM: Eugene Godfried will be interviewed on RADIO WURD, 900 AM, Philadephia, PA, on the show "CARIBBEAN MAGAZINE", by the host, LLOYD CUMMINGS, who is of Jamaican descent

 Reception at the African American Master Artists in Residency Program (AAMARP), 7/25/04 at 4:30 PM at 76 Atherton St, Jamaica Plain, MA, 4th floor near Stony Brook Orange line T stop. Open to the public.

2001

2/24-2/28/01 Whittier College, Romance Languages Los Angeles, CA
3/23 - 3/24/01 Medgar Evars College Brooklyn, NY
3/28/01 Association of Ethnic Studies Conference New Orleans, LA
4/2/01 Roxbury Community College Roxbury, MA
4/01 Bay Area California
4/01 Bates College Maine

Reflections On Race And The Status Of People Of African Descent In Revolutionary Cuba, 1/01

Reflections On Race & The Status Of People Of African Descent In Revolutionary Cuba

By Eugène Godfried
Caribbean specialist & Cuban radio - journalist 
Radio Havana Cuba and Radio Progreso 
November, 2000

Dr. Fidel Castro's speech at the Riverside Church on September 8, 2000 provided the leader of the Cuban revolution the opportunity to again publicly take an official stand on the question of race in revolutionary Cuba. He spoke about the current social conditions of the people of African descent living in that Caribbean nation.

I have been observing official Cuban policies and positions with regards to blacks in that country for over 30 years. I say Dr. Castro again took a stand because this was not the first time: he also did so on several other occasions, including the Third Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba in1985, where I personally participated as an official guest. There he openly admitted that racial discrimination still existed in his country and that measures needed to be taken against it. Unfortunately, his speech was not published in the final report. This is contrary to the practice of other Congresses before and after this one, where the reports were published in booklet form. I don't know what conclusion ought to be drawn out of this experience of sheer omission. This type of carelessness could strengthen some critics who say that the leader of the revolution is occasionally being censored by certain retrograde elements who are serving him as advisors. 

[The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and not necessarily those of Radio Havana or Radio Progreso. To contact the author: eugeneg@afrocubaweb.com]

For the rest of this fascinating article, see the full article at

afrocubaweb.com/eugenegodfried/reflectionsonrace.htm

This was first published on The Black World Today:

Part I - www.tbwt.com/views/feat/feat6093.asp
Part II - www.tbwt.com/views/feat/feat6099.asp
Part III - www.tbwt.com/views/feat/feat7005.asp: The State Of Self - Awareness Of Blacks In Cuba
Part IV - http://www.tbwt.com/content/article.asp?articleid=16

This site, www.tbwt.com, the Black World Today, is a very fine site worthy of close study.

Eugene Godfried Jan Feb 2001 US tour

Eugene is in the US and Canada in January and February with an in-depth presentation on the subject of his article, Cuba In A Caribbean Perspective: A critical historical review of the position and role of Cubans of African descent in the process of social change. 

Radio Havana, Cuba: Caribbean Outlook

Eugene Godfried's show on Radio Havana, Cuba, is called Caribbean Outlook and is at the following times:

Mondays and Thursdays
8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40 EST

It's a 20 minute segment available live on line and on short wave:

Live on-line at www.radiohc.cu/homeing.htm  then click on "Audio" (in the list on the left side),  then click on "broadcasting" on that screen.   

On Short - wave radio, at 6000 or 9820 Mhz  (Frequencies subject to change, listed on www.radiohc.cu).


Godfried US Tour - 5/00

Eugène Godfried will give a seminar at Brown University May 4, 2000.  He is available until 6/6, and is giving seminars on the following topics below.  He is visiting NY, Boston, LA, Albuquerque, and Washington, DC.

1) The cultural identity of the caribbean with a special focus on Cuba.......

 2) Popular culture and music in the caribbean: resistance and liberation....

Note: with regards to Cuba, Mr. Godfried will openly discuss both themes.  He will also discuss the case of the AfroCubans before and after the revolution from a culturological point of view.

Those interested in having him lead a seminar or make a presentation elsewhere in the US, contact info@afrocubaweb.com

Eugene Godfried Lecture Series - 5/99

As a lecturer and visiting professor, I have been lecturing on the cultural identity of the Caribbean with a special focus on Cuba as the largest among the island nations of the Caribbean.

A main theme in these lectures is a broad historical perspective of the role of popular culture and specifically popular dance music in the liberation struggles of the Caribbean people. In this context, cultural manifestations like the authentic creole languages and the several musical genres created by the African Diaspora in the Caribbean are highlighted as revolutionary expressions against colonial and neocolonial domination.

I gave lectures on these topics from August to December 1998 at the following institutions:

University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Northern Colorado at Greeley
University of California at Berkeley
Merritt College, Oakland
Oberlin College, Ohio
Trinity College, Connecticut
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
Brown University, Providence
University of Georgia at Athens
SAM University, Talahassee
Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas

In 1999, from February to May, I lectured on these same topics at:

University of California at Berkeley
San Francisco State University
University of Michigan at Lansing
UMass, Boston
Roxbury Community College, Boston
Florida International University

I also conducted a number of radio shows on these topics at stations such as KGMU and KUVO in Boulder, Colorado, KPFA in Berkeley, California, WBAI in New York and other university and community stations in Oberlin, Providence, Atlanta, Athens and elsewhere.   I have appeared on similar programs in Santa Lucia and Jamaica.

I am open to similar collaborations for future trips in your various countries.

Peace, Equality, and Cooperation

Eugene Godfried
Radio Havana Cuba

[As an example of what Eugene talks about, we can cite the following:

"Radio Havana's Eugene Godfried points out how one of Arsenio Rodriguez' enduring tunes is "Adorenla como Marti" which deals with the theme of the AfroCuban Mambi fighters in the Army of Liberation at the end of the last century - they formed the backbone of that Army.  The title refers to the need to respect the AfroCuban leaders who motivated the masses to struggle against Spain, leaders Arsenio names in his song -- Antonio Maceo, Quintin Banderas, Flor Crombet, Bermudez, and others." It is in code, using the feminine, so that the government would not come down on him.]


From Eugene Godfried, a conscious letter on Son - 5/99

Dear Colleague:

Thank you for receiving these materials on the Cuban musical group, Conjunto Chappottín y sus Estrellas. I am sure you will be impressed by the group and encourage and desire that you share them with others.

I have persistently used the terminology son throughout my discussion of Conjunto Chappottin y sus Estrellas. You need to know my reasons. Certainly most in the US are more acquainted with the word salsa to denote a Latin, Cuban, Puerto Rican musical tradition. The history of the music entry into main-stream commercial production informs me to purposefully use the language of son. Remember, for various well-known reasons, music promoters and the record industries of the sixties began to refer to Cuban popular dance music as salsa. This appropriation was obviously made to suit commercial purposes designed to attract European and European American customers as well as to perpetuate the delegitimation/confusion of all things African.

The popular Fania All Stars and others were created in New York and San Juan, Puerto Rico. However, the sounds produced by these groups were drawn/stolen from the repertoire and anthology of Cuban musical groups. Their creations served as the foundation for others success and the projection of the salsa initiatives into the world market.

Several musicians and bands, financially supported by those circles, have successfully issued versions of music created by Cuban son groups like Conjunto Chappottín and his Stars. A few we can mention are Pete el Conde Rodriguez, Johnny Pacheco, Gran Combo, Sonora Poncena, and Monguito el Unico.

My desire while in the US is to introduce the new generation of Conjunto Chappottín and his stars as a means of them defending their historical repertoire. I believe the introduction will also acquaint US listening audiences with new developments that are coming from present-day performances of the legitimate African Cuban son.

I sincerely wish you much success in your own work and hope that this little project contributes to that success. May you be blessed with good health to achieve all your lifetime aims and objectives since conscious and militant young people like yourself deserve all of this and more.

Eugene Godfried

Representative/producer
Conjunto Chappottín y sus Estrellas - Chappottín and his Stars


Contacting Eugene Godfried

Phone: 53.7.877.66.28 Havana
                   877.65.31 Havana

Fax: 53.7.877.65.31 Havana

Phone: 53 21 324040 Guantanamo

Email: eugene_AT_afrocubaweb.com

replace the _AT_ with @

Contacting AfroCubaWeb

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