Charleston, South Carolina was originally called Charles Towne (for Charles II). The town was established by English colonists in 1670 on the west bank of the Ashley river, thus beginning the colonization of South Carolina. In 1722, it was briefly incorporated as Charles City and Port, and in 1783 it was reincorporated as Charleston.
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We all need to stand up. Racial equity starts with you; today and the next day until the constructed systemic apparatus of racism is dismantled. All lives don’t matter, until Black Lives Matter! We all have to learn to become Anti-Racist.
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Discover the history of the Canboulay Riots of 1881 in Trinidad, a pivotal moment in the struggle for the recognition and preservation of African culture and traditions. Learn how the riots paved the way for modern Trinidadian Carnival and continue to inspire cultural heritage preservation today. #CanboulayRiots #TrinidadianCulture #CulturalHeritage
Canboulay and the History of Carnival Read More »
Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle is a new series dedicated to highlighting the stories of Trinidad immigrants living abroad.
Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle: Natalie St. Louis Read More »
As most of you know, my name is Kirt Morris, and I am the owner of Trini In Xisle. What you may not know is the origin story, and why I started TriniInXisle.
Why I Started TriniInXisle? Read More »
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