 In public, Frank Worrell never showed his exasperation. He wasn't a radical. He was almost always a diplomat, including when it came to talking about race. On leaving school, you found the chaps of European descent gravitating towards the banks, whereas the only openings for the coloured boys were in the civil service or teaching. But basically, I don't think there's any suggestion of hatred of the races. It just meant that you found yourself in a different clique.