Category Archives: Keeping Current in the Caribbean
CARNIVAL SEASON IN THE CARIBBEAN!
It’s definitely that time again – high energy, vibrant colors, great music, and, as our secretary Jallicia Jolly likes to put it, an awesome display of talent (a.k.a wining!). Carnival in the Caribbean (and in other places like Brazil) is … Continue reading
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What’s the message?: Jamaicans Then and Now @Dormtainment
It seems to me that when many think of the Caribbean, the first place that comes to mind is Jamaica. Their music, their style of dance, and the way they dress are all things that help to define Caribbean pop … Continue reading
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An Interest in Antigua
While doing some research on Antigua, I learned that the small island actually has a history shared by many other Caribbean islands. That is, Antigua was a common, historical destination of Spanish explorers, who were interested in Antigua as an … Continue reading
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Carnaval Des Fleurs 2012
Despite the havoc that overwhelmed the already impoverished island of Haiti, the people united, undeterred, to celebrate the end of “Tent City” and the rebuilding of homes. Champ de Mars, home to many tent dwellers up until recently, hosted the … Continue reading
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