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The government has failed to learn the lessons of Windrush | New Stateman
These 9 Films Prove Caribbean Cinema Is On the Rise | OkayAfrica
A recap of nine standout films hailing from the Caribbean featured at this year's Pan-African Film Festival.
Celebrating Bermuda: The Legacy of James ‘Jemmy’ Darrell | Bermuda Biographies
A slave for most of his life, James Darrell was granted his freedom at the age of 47 because of his outstanding skills as a pilot. He was one of Bermuda’s first King’s pilots, as well as the first known black person to purchase a house.
In Haiti, Tracing a Paradise Lost | The New York Times
The U.N. says the country is now stable, and tourism is growing. But the former vacation paradise still has a faded beauty.
Death of Jamaican Fast-Food Magnate Stuns Friends and Workers | The New York Times
“Our hearts are broken, and we are struggling to process our grief over this tremendous loss,” the Golden Krust company said in a statement on Sunday. “Lowell was a visionary, entrepreneur, community champion, and above all a committed father, family man, friend and man of faith.”
The night Barbuda died: how Hurricane Irma created a Caribbean ghost town | The Guardian
Two and a half months after Barbuda was battered by 185mph winds, the island remains ruined and largely uninhabitated. Now locals are questioning if people will ever return
The Caribbean is being killed: Time to fight back | San Francisco Bay View
A while back, people might have argued that this was a statement of journalistic exaggeration, a way to grab the reader’s attention by fear mongering, but today it is an unfortunate statement of fact when one looks around the region.
The hidden stories of medical experimentation on Caribbean slave plantations | Salon
A French physician working in Cayenne, envied the “numerous plant cures” known to “Indians and Negroes.”
This Entrepreneur Has Launched the First Digital Accelerator In the Caribbean – Atlanta Black Star
No one ever got anywhere by taking the easy road, and that’s what led Haitian-American tech entrepreneur Christine Souffrant Ntim to achieve mountains of success.
ISIS in the Caribbean
Trinidad has the highest rate of Islamic State recruitment in the Western hemisphere. How did this happen?
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