By Professor Cristiana Dilangkah-Navarez University of San Fernando, Henry Banks College of the Social Sciences In Association with the New Liverpool Daily Cristiana Dilangkah-Navarez is a professor of human anthropology and culture at the University of San Fernando. The full article “In the Shadow of Excellence: An Analysis of Inequality in Slokais and the Factors of Development in the late
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