Inspired by the recent #BlackLivesMatter protests, the Caribbean Racisms issue of online magazine PREE, examines the multifaceted nature of racial and ethnic identity in the Caribbean through the lens of a diverse group of writers. HERE ARE SNIPPETS FROM SOME OF

Inspired by the recent #BlackLivesMatter protests, the Caribbean Racisms issue of online magazine PREE, examines the multifaceted nature of racial and ethnic identity in the Caribbean through the lens of a diverse group of writers. Written By: Diana McCaulay for the

Inspired by the recent #BlackLivesMatter protests, the Caribbean Racisms issue of online magazine PREE, examines the multifaceted nature of racial and ethnic identity in the Caribbean through the lens of a diverse group of writers. THE RIVER IS IN SPATE AND

Inspired by the recent #BlackLivesMatter protests, the Caribbean Racisms issue of online magazine PREE, examines the multifaceted nature of racial and ethnic identity in the Caribbean through the lens of a diverse group of writers. READING IS POLITICAL, WORDS ARE

Inspired by the recent #BlackLivesMatter protests, the Caribbean Racisms issue of online magazine PREE, examines the multifaceted nature of racial and ethnic identity in the Caribbean through the lens of a diverse group of writers. Written By: Leone Ross

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We are THRILLED to introduce you to our sister publication - CannaCurious magazine! CannaCurious shines a light on the many ways cannabis can improve women's lives. Its founders hail from Jamaica, the Bahamas and Colombia. Browse through the launch issue by clicking the features below,

Jamaican Sharon Feanny is one of the island’s leading wellness experts and master yoga teachers. She’s also the owner of Shakti Home - a sweet seaside villa in Treasure Beach, Jamaica.   “Shakti Home is my OM Away from Home… It’s my

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Anya Ayoung-Chee is a powerhouse Trinidadian fashion designer, social entrepreneur, the winner of the 2011 season of Project Runway, and an impassioned human rights activist.   With all that she has and is accomplishing, Anya could easily be consumed with self-promotion.