During Black History Month, I attended a panel hosted by Howard University featuring Dr. Ibram X. Kendi’s Spring Inclusive Growth and Racial Equity Thought Leadership Lecture Series.
Beyond PR Stunts: Dr. Kendi on Authentic DEI in a Pivotal Moment Read More »
The ongoing backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the U.S. follows a familiar cycle of progress and resistance, echoing historical struggles for justice. As a Black man of Caribbean descent, my lived experiences shape my perspective on why DEI matters—not just as policy but as a means of ensuring that marginalized voices are heard and valued. In this piece, I explore the real impact of DEI, the personal toll of inequity, and why the fight for inclusion remains essential.
The Backlash Against DEI: A Personal Perspective Read More »
The Belle Air dance, also known as Bele or Belair, blends African and French Creole influences. Its name, meaning “pretty tune” in French, may trace back to African roots. Known for fluid, rhythmic hip movements, it reflects a rich cultural heritage.
Belle Air Dance: A Glimpse into Trinidad’s Rich Cultural Legacy Read More »
Introduction Travelling can be an excellent way to learn about different cultures and Caribbean Christmas. Fortunately, we have had the opportunity to travel quite a bit over the years.
Exploring the Caribbean: A Christmas Culture Read More »
A New Passion: My First Digital Camera Amidst COVID-19 Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, I delved into photography, acquiring my first digital camera. Unbeknownst to me, this choice initiated a profound journey of self-discovery. Although a novice in 2020, I’ve dedicated the subsequent years to refining my skills, tackling challenges, and transforming into a passionate photographer.
A Tubman-Inspired Photographic Odyssey Through the Pandemic Read More »
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