Who was Rodney Moncur?

Rodney Uriel Moncur (1956-2025) was a Bahamian activist, radio host, union leader, and former Senator known for his advocacy for working-class Bahamians. He hosted the popular radio show "Freedom March" and was called "the leader of the women dem."

When and how did Rodney Moncur die?

Rodney Moncur died on May 1, 2025, at Princess Margaret Hospital after a brief illness. He was 68 years old. His final "Freedom March" episode aired on April 30, 2025.

What was "Freedom March"?

"Freedom March" was Rodney's daily radio show on ZSR 103.5 FM that aired weekdays from 5-7 PM. The show combined news commentary, listener call-ins, and direct advocacy, helping solve individual problems while discussing political issues.

What were Rodney Moncur's controversial positions on women's rights?

Despite calling himself "the leader of the women dem," Rodney opposed the marital rape bill, called birth control pills "evil and cancerous," and opposed the 2016 gender equality referendum, calling it "witchcraft." This created significant controversy given his claim to champion women.

Was Rodney Moncur a Senator?

Yes, Rodney was appointed to the Senate in December 2016 on the recommendation of opposition leader Loretta Butler-Turner. He served as a Senator while continuing his radio show, creating a unique dual role.

What was Rodney Moncur's famous "two meats" comment?

After being appointed to the Senate, Rodney famously observed that senators were served "two meats" at lunch, noting the contrast with ordinary Bahamians who were "lucky if they can afford one meat for their family dinner."

Where was Rodney Moncur from?

Rodney was born in Black Village, Nassau, on November 30, 1956. His mother was Euzera Cox and his father was George Gilbert Moncur. He remained deeply connected to his working-class roots throughout his career.

What union leadership roles did Rodney Moncur hold?

Rodney served as President of the Bahamas Construction Union (elected 1991) and later as Public Relations Officer for the Bahamas Taxi Cab Union (2004). He successfully organized major strikes and improved workers' conditions.

Did Rodney Moncur receive a state funeral?

Yes, Rodney received a State-Recognized Funeral - an unprecedented honor for someone who never held elected office. He lay in state in the Senate foyer, and his funeral was held at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral on May 23, 2025.

What was Rodney Moncur's position on capital punishment?

Rodney was a strong advocate for resuming executions in the Bahamas, arguing that the failure to execute convicted murderers encouraged more violence. This became one of his most passionate causes in his final years.

How did Rodney Moncur help ordinary Bahamians?

Through his radio show, Rodney helped thousands solve practical problems - getting utilities restored, collecting unpaid wages, navigating bureaucracy, and pressuring government agencies to be responsive. He used public pressure to achieve results.

What were Rodney Moncur's famous catchphrases?

His signature greeting was "Good evening to all the women dem, the children dem, and the people dem!" Other phrases included "grinding corn" (hard advocacy work) and his "two meats" observation about government privilege.

When did Rodney Moncur start his activism?

Rodney began his activism as a teenager in the 1970s, participating in his first march at age 18 in 1974 with trade unionist Edmund Moxey. His early campaigns focused on judicial corruption and workers' rights.

What was controversial about Rodney Moncur's Senate appointment?

A Tribune poll found 80% disapproved of his appointment, citing his inflammatory rhetoric and confrontational style. Critics questioned whether someone known for controversial statements should hold official government positions.

How many "Freedom March" episodes are archived?

Over 130 full episodes of "Freedom March" are archived on YouTube through EYEWITNESS NEWS, creating a comprehensive record of nearly a decade of his broadcasting work.

What was Rodney Moncur's education background?

Rodney attended Oakes Field Primary School and C.C. Sweeting High School, where he was elected student representative and showed early leadership in challenging authority and fighting for student rights.

Who succeeded Rodney Moncur after his death?

No direct successor emerged. His highly personal approach, built on decades of credibility and relationships, proved difficult to transfer. The "Freedom March" time slot was filled with other programming.

What was Rodney Moncur's relationship with crime victims' families?

Rodney became a passionate advocate for crime victims' families, helping mothers of murdered children seek justice and keeping cases in public attention. This work intensified in his final years as violent crime remained a major Bahamian problem.

How did political leaders remember Rodney Moncur?

Prime Minister Philip Davis called him "one of one" - flawed but real and authentic. FNM leader Michael Pintard acknowledged he "struck a chord with thousands of ordinary Bahamians." Leaders across party lines recognized his unique influence.

What was Rodney Moncur's lasting legacy?

Rodney fundamentally changed expectations about citizen empowerment, media accountability, and political responsiveness in the Bahamas. He proved ordinary people could challenge powerful institutions and win, though his individual approach was difficult to institutionalize for long-term sustainability.

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