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James Ferguson profiles Jamaican poet and revolutionary Claude McKay, whose landmark collection Harlem Shadows was published a century ago
The post Claude McKay: the Black Bolshevik | On this day appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Erline Andrews explains why Caribbean leaders are taking a much tougher stance at COP27 and beyond
The post Caribbean nations sound the alarm on climate change | Green appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Visitors to Tobago often stay in its beautiful southwest, missing the opportunity to discover the charms of its northern towns, including Charlotteville. The area is part of the Northeast Tobago Biosphere Reserve, under the UNESCO Man & the Biosphere Programme. Aisha Sylvester takes us off the beaten path to two of its most beautiful and unforgettable beaches
The post Charlotteville, Tobago: of lovers and pirates | Travellers’ tales appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Dance has brought Gina Mayers through devastating personal loss and a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis — and to stages from Barbados to New York, writes Shelly-Ann Inniss
The post Gina Mayers: daring to dance | Inspire appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Andre Bagoo profiles the award-winning Guyanese-British contemporary artist Hew Locke, whose latest commission is on show at the Tate Britain
The post Hew Locke: making mas with the messiness of history | Portfolio appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Archaeologists in Dominica are unearthing an abandoned town which, explains Paul Crask, may fundamentally change our understanding of Dominica’s history
The post La Soye: Dominica’s town beneath the sand | Discover appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
After decades delighting audiences in Trinidad & Tobago and Great Britain, Melanie (Hudson) La Barrie makes her Broadway debut. Caroline Taylor learns more
The post Melanie La Barrie: Broadway bound | Snapshot appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
There’s nothing like the anticipation of preparing to land in your favourite destinations
The post Bridgetown, Barbados | Prepare for landing appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
The Caribbean is full of words with fascinating origins and histories — including those for our favourite festive foods. University of the West Indies linguistics lecturer Dr Jo-Anne S Ferreira shares some insights, and why what some consider linguistic “corruptions” are really preservations and innovations — as told to Caroline Taylor
The post Food for thought | Did you know appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
Christmas and the holidays can be challenging for people with dietary restrictions — and for those hosting them. But they don’t have to be. With a dash of his trademark humour and a healthy helping of sage advice, Vaughn Stafford Gray shows how
The post One for all | Cookup appeared first on Caribbean Beat Magazine.
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