The document discusses the history of diversity in the Royal Bahamas Police Force. It describes how the force originally had separation and disparity between West Indian and white officers due to the legacy of slavery and colonialism. Over time, strategies like amalgamation, partnering officers on patrols, and allowing women and civilians to join helped manage diversity issues. Resistance to change remained an issue. Improved leadership styles and suggestions for placing more officers on patrol and employing skilled people were discussed as ways to enhance diversity and the organization's future.