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History books by various writers have tried over the years to explain in as close to precise terms as possible how Africans, our Caribbean forebears were inducted into slavery. Nonetheless the brilliant The Real McCoy used satire to provide a comical insight into how trickery may have played a major role in the persuasion of Africans to participate and or succumb to the ills of the Triangular Slave Trade or Middle Passage.
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