Description “A Tall History of Sugar” tells the story of Moshe Fisher, a man who was “born without skin,” so that no one is able to tell what race he belongs…
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It was a few weeks ago when I was working on my editorial calendar that I released that January 13, 2020 will be 5 years since the launch of Carry On…
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From the very beginning of Carry On Friends, celebrating Caribbean literature has been one of the cornerstones. So I was excited when I was introduced to Marsha Massiah-Aaron by former podcast…
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On August 8th, I had the opportunity to attend Third World‘s listening party for their upcoming album “More Work To Be Done” which releases on August 16th. The following day, I…
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In for a treat Some of my favorite works of literature are those written by Caribbean authors. If you haven’t already read these then you’re for several treats. As a child…
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“From Yaad” is a short novel by Tracey Jackson about Stevonie, a career driven young woman born to Jamaican parents living in New York. While visiting her mom in Florida she…
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Financial Freedom It’s here! The BEST month of the year. . . it’s Financial Literacy month! Woooohooo!!! WHY am I soooo excited about this month; this blessed, money matters, let’s talk…
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Do you feel stuck in a job that you are writhing to leave a more fulfilling career? While you might be ready to focus on getting a new opportunity, here are 5…
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Black women in America are leading a movement. A movement to save themselves and those in their communities. Black women have led the quest for social change for decades and under…
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When we explore Black History in the context of the Caribbean woman, we’re telling a story of self-sufficiency. We’re talking about women who with whatever little they had, not only provided…
