To some extent, it is believed that the Caribbean in the present day is characterized by a serious of unwillingness to accept the views, beliefs or behaviour that may differ from one’s own and having a lack of trust at all levels. This statement will explore our history, society and the concept of identity using well informed perspectives to discuss the issues in religion, justice system, and family. These are categorize under the societal institution where it is used to refer to the complex social forms, structures and mechanisms associated with the making and enforcing of rules of cooperative behaviour within a society where they manifest themselves in forms such as the government, education, family and languages. In this blog, the issues of grave intolerance and mistrust in the Caribbean will be discussed with well informed perspectives for the following: religion, justice system and family.