Cristiano Berti’s ‘Boggiano Heirs’ Unearths the Pains of Afro Cuban Slavery During Italy’s Pro-slavery Era
Cristiano Berti’s “Boggiano Heirs” uncovers the untold history behind the surname Boggiano in 19th-century Cuba. Boggiano which is a common last name…
Gen Z Founder Dalise Lockhart on Inspiration, Identity and Inclusivity
Dalise Lockhart uses her experiences as Trinidadian American woman in various aspects of her career and educational journey. Lockhart is the founder…
Bahamian Professor Returns to Clark Art Institute as a Research Fellow
University of The Bahamas Professor Keisha Oliver is on a mission to amplify the lost voices of Bahamian artists and educators in…
British Colonialism: The Museum of London Docklands Curates an Exhibit Dedicated to Indo Caribbean Culture
L-R Zainab (Jane) Gani and Mohamed Ismile (Danny) Gani who emigrated to London from Guyana. Indian indenture ship the Chenab at West…
Daughters of the West Indies: Remembering My Grandma Bebe and All our Unsung Sheroes
Photo courtesy of Shanida Carter “If you are the daughter or granddaughter of a West Indian woman and you don’t live…
Black HERstory: 3 Creatives Who Celebrate Caribbean Heritage and Womanhood Through Art
written by Caribbean Collective Magazine February marks the celebration of Black History Month in the U.S. Black History Month highlights the…
What is Diwali?
written by CC Mag Diwali which is also referred to as Deepavali or Diwali, is the Hindu Festival of Lights. Celebrated…
10 Ways to Commemorate Indian Arrival Day
written by Caribbean Collective Magazine Every year during the month of May, Indo Caribbeans throughout the diaspora reflect on the history…
Scholar Keisha Oliver Addresses Bahamas’ Forgotten History through Art History and Cultural Preservation
written by Tiara Jade “It was not only a win for me, but a win for the Bahamas.” -Keisha Oliver- …
Decolonized Authenticity: A French Caribbean Woman’s Thoughts on the Afro Indo Identity
written by Yasmina Victor-Bihary “The question of identity is complex, but I assume that identity is not rigid. If you weren’t…
Op-ed: 3 Steps West Indians in the Diaspora Can Take to Help Climate Change and Food Security in Grenada
written by guest contributor Angela Stegmuller Though I will likely be shielded from the public health impact of climate change,…
National Geographic’s Dr. Diva Amon on Trinidad and Women in Science
written by Shanida Carter Dr. Diva Amon says she didn’t get her first name by some profound or divine revelation, though her name…