Talk:Henry Sylvester-Williams
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Discussion for Article
Shouldn't the name be "Henry SylvestER-Williams?
I've deleted Mr. Sylvestre-Williams from the category Trinidad and Tobago trade unionists because he does not seem to have been an active trade unionist. Although there is a mention that he joined the teachers union, his main claim to fame was not any trade union work but his activities with the Pan African Movement. For this same reason I've also deleted the link to the Labour Project. - Dave Smith 11:57, 3 September 2006 (UTC)
Feb. 7th, 2007 His name was Sylvester Williams, no hyphen. His descendants carry SylvestRE-Williams, with the hyphen.
