Education Was the Empire’s Most Powerful Weapon
You can support my work by becoming a member. / @hindulifestyle For most of my life, I never questioned why so many Indo-Caribbean Hindus—including me—have English names. Then I started researching Reverend John Morton. What began as a story about one missionary in Trinidad became something much bigger: how the British Empire used education not only to teach people, but to shape what they admired, aspired to, and ultimately who they became. This video explores that history across Trinidad, India, Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Canada, and asks a question that feels surprisingly personal: Which parts of our identity did we inherit naturally... and which were carefully engineered? I'd love to hear your family's story in the comments. ------------------ FOLLOW ME: Youtube Channel: / hindulifestyle Twitter: / shawnbinda Facebook: / hindu.lifestyle.official TikTok: / hindu.lifestyle Instagram: / hindu.lifestyle.official -------------------

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