Casa Silvana: A Cultural Beacon for Afro-Descendant Art in Puerto Rico
written by CC Mag Located in Humacao, Puerto Rico, Casa Silvana is an Afrocultural space dedicated to the preservation, promotion and…
Acosta Dance Centre Hosts the UK’s Largest Afro Cuban Dance Festival this July
written by CC Magazine “We know how to throw a great party in Cuba – and now we’re bringing that…
Meet the Two Women Who Are Reclaiming Caribbean Tourism through The Caribbean Green Book
written by Shanida Carter Chances are, if you visit a Caribbean island, the money from your hotel, meals, cruises, flights and…
Where Are You From?
written by V. Sarita Singh “Where are you from?” I get this question a lot. “It’s complicated,” is what I usually…
Black HERstory: Rebels, Revelers and Revolutionaries
written by Michael Charles From the shores of Grenada to the beaches of Trinidad, women of the Caribbean have long been…
Shelley Worrell: The Cultural Pioneer Who Founded the World’s Only ‘Little Caribbean’ Neighborhood
written by Shanida Carter The well-known Caribbean enclave in Flatbush, Brooklyn has an official name. “Little Caribbean” was officially recognized as…
Trinidadian American Artist Indra Persad Milowe Revives an Ancient Indian Tradition in Her Latest Release ‘Celebration!’
written by CC Mag Artist Indra Persaud Milowe discovered her love of art at just 15 years old. As a high school…
Thought Leader Mohamed Q. Amin on Pioneering New York’s First Organization Dedicated to the Caribbean LGBTQ+ Community
Photo courtesy: Mohamed Q. Amin (in the middle) stands with community members for Mash-Up De Vote “…these folks used their Tassa…
Trailblazer Racquel Moses on Climate Change, Gender Equality and the Future of the Caribbean
written by Ashley Ramcharan People travel globally to experience the natural beauty of the Caribbean, yet the stunning region is vulnerable…
Miami’s Delou African Dance Ensemble Returns to Tradition Through Music and Dance
written by E. Osborne When Trinidad and Tobago native Njeri Plato relocated from Brooklyn to Miami in 1981, companies performing traditional…
Caribbean Art Duo Make Waves at Miami’s Art Basel
written by Shanida Carter Art Basel Miami Beach is widely believed to be North America’s most comprehensive international contemporary art fair…
Doctor Marie Léticée-Camboulin: An Afro Caribbean Woman Who Knows Her History
written by Yasmina VICTOR-BIHARY A doctor, writer and teacher Marie Léticée-Camboulin is a staunch promoter of French Caribbean history and identity…