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Tiara Jade Chutkhan
Tiarais an emerging artist and writer born and raised in Toronto. Her love of literature led her to start blogging and sharing her reads, particularly those by Caribbean authors. Tiara’s Indo-Caribbean heritage is extremely important to her and she strives to create representation for her community. Her writing is geared toward exploring the Indo-Caribbean diaspora, its history and culture.
Social media handle: @bookwormbabee
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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…
Love, Trial and Tribulation: Sophie Jai’s ‘WILD FIRES’ is the Story of Many Caribbean Families
Sophie Jai’s “WILD FIRES” is the compelling story of a Trinidadian family’s journey as they navigate grief, mourning and years of secrets…
La La’s Halloween Costume: Cultural Promotion or Culturally Problematic?
written by Tiara jade Halloween is a night where many of us dress up as our favourite characters and wear costumes…
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- …
5 Organizations Making an Impact on the LGBTQ+ Community
written by Tiara Jade In honour of Pride Month, here are five organizations in Canada, the United Kingdom and the United…
Brooklyn Artist Ayana Sheree Talks Music, Boss Babe Culture and Hustles Like Hell
written by Tiara Jade West Indians have excelled in the music industry for decades, creating new genres influenced by their roots…
Jason Jones: The LGBTQ+ Activist Breaking Ground in Trinidad and the United Kingdom
written by Tiara Jade Trinidadian LGBTQ+ activist Jason Jones has set a groundbreaking precedent for activists and LGBTQ+ members within the Caribbean…