The La Sagesse gate they tore down that pushed her to power-and then to ruin
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The La Sagesse gate they tore down that pushed her to power-and then to ruin
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The La Sagesse gate they tore down that pushed her to power-and then to ruin
In this episode, we trace Jacqueline Creft’s path from a local protest at La Sagesse to a leading role in Grenada’s New Jewel Movement and the People’s Revolutionary Government. We follow the decisions, relationships, and actions that put her at the center of power and ask what happens when the movement turns inward.
Person: Jacqueline Creft
Event: La Sagesse gate protest, gate torn down by Creft and Maurice Bishop
Date: March 13, 1979 (New Jewel Movement seized power)
Location: Wilberforce Cemetery, Grenada (tombstone of Vladimir Creft) and La Sagesse estate
Topic: Creft’s rise from activist and education minister to a target within the revolutionary government
- Creft and Maurice Bishop led a physical protest in January 1973 tearing down Lord Brownlow’s gate that cut off community access.
- Two months after the La Sagesse action, the New Jewel Movement was formally founded with Creft as a founding member.
- Creft left Grenada to study political science at Carleton University in Ottawa, where she met Bishop and returned to Grenada to organize.
- Between 1976-1977 she worked with CADEC and moved between Grenada and Trinidad before being banned from Trinidad.
- On December 4, 1977 Vladimir Creft was born; on March 13, 1979 the New Jewel Movement seized power and the People’s Revolutionary Government was established.
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