A Chat with Dr. Armstrong Alexis, CARICOM’s Deputy Secretary General
Chadia Mathurin
Deputy Secretary General of CARICOM, Dr. Armstrong Alexis sat for a conversation with Chadia Mathurin from Wakonté.
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Trinidad and Tobago
13 posts
Trinidad Carnival: A Look Back
Akil Warner
Trinidad Carnival. A spectacle that seems to be grounded more in the realm of the fantastical rather than…
Writing The Way We Speak: Is There Space for the “Caribbean” Writer?
Stephanie Ramlogan
I am a Caribbean writer, and I go out of my way to include “Caribbean” in that title.…
A Tribute to Singing Sandra
Singing Sandra. A voice from the ghetto. The sudden and unexpected death of Feminist icon and veteran Calypsonian…
Breast Cancer & The Caribbean Woman: Sadé Weekes
A 16-year-old Sadé Weekes sat in rapt attention during a Health Education class at Debe High School in…
Gym Body: Carlos Elcock & Trinifit
Carlos Elcock hails from a Caribbean nation that has no shortage of dedicated gym-goers; even more so the…
What Being A Black Woman In The Caribbean Feels Like
Kizzy Charles
“I was stereotyped along with other dark skin black girls at school. We were singled out and given…
A Letter to the “Pull Your Socks Up Black Man” Brigade.
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baidawi
Being Black Black in T&T The first time I became aware of colourism was as a child and…
The Caribbean Print?: James Hackett & The Lush Kingdom
Every year, during the month of October, Saint Lucia, along with her sister isle Dominica, celebrates Creole Heritage…
Unmasked: Longing For Home
Wakonté Caribbean
David Rubin, a Trinidadian citizen shares the struggles he’s experienced while trying to make his way back home in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
