Caribbean Woman
Lizzy Lizard by Robin Boasman, An Adventure In Making New Friends
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by House of Nehishi
Lizzy Lizard by Robin Boasman is a “darling contribution to the children’s literature of the Caribbean,” said Jamie Alleyne, a learning and child development consultant in Dominica.
Attitudes Towards The Shaping of The Montserrat Female
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Danny Jpseph
Montserrat being a somewhat conservative society, it is not surprising that discussions of sex are somewhat muted on a public level. However, there’s sex and there’s sex - the former being the act, the latter being sex as it relates to gender.
Spoken Word: This Was Not What I Meant
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by William Bubblicous Galloway
What was suppose to be as easy as a wink. Turns out to be clear and translucent as black ink.
St Martin's First Natural Hair Care Group and Hair Care Line Launching Soon
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by House of Nehishi
St. Martin’s first natural hair group and hair care product line, “Don’t Break the Comb,” will launch at the St. Martin Book Fair on June 1, 2013, at 11 am, at the University of St. Martin, said biologist Taymer Mason.
Caribbean Born Doctor Led Team That Cured Baby of HIV
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Felicia Persaud
The “cure” of a baby from the dreaded disease HIV made news globally but missing from the story is the fact that a Caribbean-born doctor of Johns Hopkins’ Children’s Center in Baltimore led the team of researchers who found the “treatment.”
Add a commentTrinidad Woman Gives Birth To Sextuplets
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by CMC
A 28 year-old woman gave birth to six children here on Monday in the first known case of sextuplets being born in the Caribbean.
Add a commentThe Daring Caribbean Soul
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Krystal Walter
On the evening of Feb 13th Krystal Walter of EmbellishWI, launched her new Jewelry line called ‘Caribbean Soul’ at the Spa at Blue Waters. The collection featured colours and natural materials that capture the essence and soul of the Caribbean. Each of the one of a kind pieces reflected an emotional aspect of the Caribbean as interpreted by the designer.
Add a commentStand in Solidarity With the Women of Haiti
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by REP. FREDERICA WILSON
Take a moment to imagine life in constant fear of sexual violence. Imagine trying to survive without police protection, without adequate housing, without the ability to petition the courts for justice. Contemplate life without access to medical care to meet your basic physical needs following an assault -- let alone your need to recover from the mental and emotional trauma.
Add a commentSpoken Word: Don't Say I Don't Love You
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by William 'Bubblicous' Galloway
My car ran out of gas on my way here, Pushing lonely a strenuous mile up an elevation, Racing in neutral down an incline
Add a commentYour Man Is In Love With Another Woman
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Malaika
The man you love, the one who has professed undying love for you, shares with you that he has fallen in love with another woman, another person.
Add a commentInterview With Karen Hinds, The Brains Behind The Phenomenal Woman
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Jeevan Robinson
Karen Hinds is the CEO of the Work Place Success Group, the author of five books and the brainchild behind the empowering Phenomenal Women's Conference taking place in St Vincent during April, 2013.
Spoken Word: Your Honour
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by William Bubblicous Galloway
With all due respect your honour; not with malice
What Can We Learn From Kim And Kanye?
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Ebonie Jones
After hearing that Kim and Kanye were expecting, I vowed not to get sucked into the hype. Yet, here I am writing about said couple. I’m sure the Internet will host many more
What Is The Problem With Black Hair?
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by Ebonie Jones
As women of color refuse relaxers, our good, kinky, curly coils continue to be the topic of many discussions, stirring up more controversy than curiosity. Over the past few years, our hair, in all its natural glory, has been making bold statements, showing up in places we never imaged, and being penalized for being super fly.
Spoken Word: Take Advantage
Category: Caribbean Woman Written by William Bubblicous Galloway
Daylight unmasks the earth
Natural sounds in the distance, even birds
A statuette feeling is within me
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