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Immerse, Music, People, Jamaica

Tessanne Chin: a star is made

It’s the stuff of fairytales. On a starlit Sunday night in January 2014, Tessanne Chin took the stage at a free concert on Kingston’s...

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Immerse, Literature, People, Trinidad and Tobago

Make it new

New writers don’t just sprout up overnight. Hence the adjective “emerging,” now in common use: it implies process and progress, and a...

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Immerse, Culture, Music, History, Jamaica

Karl “Cannonball” Bryan: the joy of sax

The last thing I expected to hear when I was wondering around the weekly farmers’ market in downtown Toronto on a recent Saturday was...

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Immerse, Culture, Film and Television, Literature, People, Barbados

Shakirah Bourne: “If we don’t tell our stories, who will?”

I have no idea where my love for reading came from, because when I was a child no one else in my family read anything. I used to read so...

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Immerse, Culture, Literature, Jamaica

Kei Miller: “On this island things fidget”

What the Mapmaker Ought to Know On this island things fidget. Even history. The landscape does not sit willingly as if behind an easel,...

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Immerse, Culture, Theatre and Dance, Arts, Jamaica

Neila Ebanks: no boundaries

Neila Ebanks’s forearm is a clue to her personality. It bears the tattooed words “integrity is freedom,” an open reminder of a...

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Immerse, Culture, Sports, United States

From island to end zone: Caribbean athletes in the NFL

They are football players with Caribbean roots, but when these players dig their cleats into the artificial turf, they aren’t kicking...

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Immerse, Culture, Arts, The Bahamas

The popop spirit: Nassau’s Popopstudios International Centre for the Visual Arts

Rolling up to Popopstudios International Centre for the Visual Arts on any given day is a bit of a risk. Not because the art space is...

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