Jamaica's National Heroes

In 1822, I was born in Stony Gut, St. Thomas.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I was born in Roxborough, Manchester in 1893.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I was a Baptist Deacon who led the Morant Bay Rebellion.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

In 1938, I started the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union and founded the Jamaica Labour Party in 1943.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I was determined to change the conditions for small farmers, so I led a group from Spanish Town to Stony Gut as well as a march to the Morant Bay courthouse.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I was the first Jamaican prime minister and a founding father of Jamaica's independence.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I founded the People's National Party.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

I am considered a founding father of Jamaica's independence, and I was a strong advocate of the Federation of the West Indies.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

In 1884, I was born in Blenheim, Hanover.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante

Although I was hanged on October 24, 1865, my actions resulted in black people receiving justice and public officials changing their attitudes towards them.

• Paul Bogle
• Norman Washington Manley
• Alexander Bustamante