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Category: Race Relations
Navigating race and ethnicity as a Mixed Black woman in a blended, interracial family.
The 6 Main Ethnic Groups that Created Jamaican Culture
Welcome to the real melting pot of the Americas!
The Lingering Curse of America’s Manifest Destiny
When republican ideology backfires…
Trump Showed me America’s True Colours
This year, red is very telling.
10 Things you Probably didn’t Know about Jamaica
Here are ten things you probably didn’t know about Jamaica – as told by a Jamaican.
Kinky Locks – too Naughty for Corporate America
In the corporate world, many of us are forced to ditch our natural hair, because corporate thinks our kinky locks are too naughty for regular business operations…
The KKK Stole my Articles – But Oh Well…
As a Black Caribbean woman who writes extensively on issues related to race and social equality, you can imagine my confusion when I found my articles on a KKK website…
The Power of Assumptions: Notorious for a Day
The most dangerous weapon we carry around with us is ‘assumptions’.
Jesse Williams – Justin Timberlake – & Cultural Appropriation
Where do we draw the line for cultural appropriation? And why do we need one?
What to do with your Mixed-Race Child
A guide for the (White) mothers who asked for advice on raising their Mixed-Race children.
Why I HATED my Dolls as a Child
I was about five years old when I first started questioning why none of my dolls looked like me. This set the stage for my development as a Mixed Black female, all the way into adulthood.
Go Ahead – Touch It
I am an Afro-Caribbean woman, and you can touch my hair.
