Stanley Brown
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Stanley Brown is a Curaçaoan political and former revolutionary, who had a central role in the 30th of May 1969 riots[citation needed].
Together with Wilson Godett Brown had a key role in organizing the riots and after the de facto political changes, he secured himself a role in local politics as part of the Frente Obrero Liberashon 30 di Mei[citation needed].
In recent years, Brown has been the leader for C-93, a political party opting for full integration of the Netherlands Antilles as parts of the Netherlands rather than as an autonomous region of the Kingdom[citation needed].
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