Matriarch Ma Morris
Delmira affectionately known as Ma Morris was the daughter of Louis Marot and Manuelita Cabbrera. Louis & Manuelita were migrants.
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Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle: Favor Films
In June, we are beginning a new series titled Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle to highlight the narratives, experiences and achievements of Trinidadians and Tobagonians residing overseas. The purpose of this series is to showcase these Trinbagonians and share their enunciated stories with the world!
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Trinidad Carnival a mi·sog·y·nist culture?
I am a 🇹🇹 by birth, but I currently live in Maryland, 🇺🇸. I still, however, acknowledge Trinidad and Tobago and its culture as home and the space in which I feel most comfy. One of Trinidad’s most renowned commodities is Trinidad Carnival and thousands congregate on the island every year for the annual festivities.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and the long walk to freedom.
Earlier this week on January 15, 2019, Martin Luther King Junior would have turned 90 if his life hadn’t been abruptly ended by an assassin on April 4, 1968. In 2019, MLK Jr. day is being observed for the first time by the company I work for and the company is urging employees to engage
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Uber lifts you up
On the road again this week for 🧳, the standard round trip between Baltimore and Long Island. As I have wrinkled, the modernity of travel has depreciated quite a bit.
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