Top 10 Caribbean Festivals You Can’t Miss!
Our dear friend Google describes a Festival as a day or period of celebration, typically for religious reasons. In the Caribbean, we take that definition, infuse it with our culture and make it our...
5 Ways to Get and Keep a Caribbean Man
Romance is always a complicated and touchy subject, but everyone needs a little relationship advice at times. In this article, I won’t be a love guru but after a simple conversation with a few...
The Isle of Festivals
Tobago’s Blue Food Festival was named one of the 14 best food events in the world by CNN
But Tobago has been experiencing a significant decline in foreign visitors.
As its big sister, Trinidad, settles into...
Why Should We Care about “Black Hair”?
However, one can argue that Gabriela’s reaction was emotionally-charged due to how taxing the issue surrounding her identity and how she chooses to portray herself as a black woman is. It cannot be said that race is being unnecessarily brought up when the model’s desire to embody and represent black empowerment is the root of the issue.
Re-defining Culture in Trinidad and Tobago
“Human intellectual achievement”; if we prosaically utilize this definition then sitting in a fancy coffee shop writing a thesis on a technologically advanced device is more “cultural” than wining in a glittery bikini. But we won’t do that because sometimes the stressed-out grad student is the carefree masquerader, and therein lies the beauty of acceptance.
3 Caribbean countries to Fuel your Wanderlust in 2020
In this vast and beautiful world, travel has the power to rip apart the monotony of everyday life, your fear of heights, or stereotypes and preconceived notions.
This year, allow travel to break down what...
Keishaun Julien – Tobago’s Steelpan Icon
Keishaun Julien is an icon in the making. Known for his ever-so-often viral steelpan videos on social media, Keishaun hails from the beautiful isle of Tobago. At 21 years old, Mr. Julien has established his brand...
Not Another Chocolate Story
The best chocolate has been made in a lab by a cocoa scientist.
The Formation of Caribbean Identity in Literature
In order to build a nation of today through the eyes of tomorrow we must first engage what was yesterday. Yesterday in terms of where we came from, who we are and how to use these findings as a mechanism to empower and change where, as a nation, we are heading.
