Jamaican-American Featured as one of the Black Farmers in Washington, USA

Shellie-Ann Kerns comes from a long line of farmers. The Jamaican-American is one of the black farmers featured in a story by KING-TV Channel 5 based in Seattle, WA. Kerns is the owner of Bunkhouse Acres, a 20 acre farm in the Middle Satsop Valley in Washington State. Kerns comes from a long line of […]
Jamaican Owner of Restaurant Listed Among Top 20 in US Opens New One

Chef Nicole Blaque is the owner of The Jerk Shack in San Antonio, Texas. Recently, this restaurant was selected as one of the best new restaurants in the United States by GQ Magazine. Now, Chef Blaque is expanding her culinary reach by opening a new Caribbean restaurant at the city’s Pearl Food Hall. The new […]
Usain Bolt Sometimes Misses Competition; Works Out When Putting On Weight

Usain Bolt, legendary eight-time Olympic gold medal winner and Jamaican sprinter once described as “the world’s fastest man,” confesses that he has slowed down since his retirement from track and field athletics in 2017 and now only works out when he finds he is putting on weight. In an episode of the Slate podcast “The […]
7 Things to Know about Singer Shevon Nieto the Jamaican Olympic Athlete on “America’s Got Talent” 2020

Jamaican athlete, Shevon Nieto, is an Olympic-class athlete that’s won numerous awards for her prowess around the world. She’s now pursuing her second dream of being a singer and wowed audiences with her vocal abilities on the popular “America’s Got Talent” reality TV show on the NBC network. Nieto always knew she wanted to be […]
Former Air Jamaica Employee in US Re-launches Travelers Care Business to Assist Flyers

These are tough times for business owners, especially persons with small enterprises like Jamaican-born Shelly-Ann Cawley, proprietor of the Los Angeles-based Travelers Care. In January, she celebrated the company’s first anniversary but one month later came the first signs of the coronavirus which shut down the global economy. By April Travelers Care — which accompanies […]
Jamaican Serves as Model for Black Jesus in UK Church Reproduction of da Vinci’s “Last Supper”

When artist Lorna May Wadsworth decided to make a bold statement by depicting Jesus as a black man in a reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci’s 15th-century work, “The Last Supper, at St. Alban’ Cathedral in the United Kingdom, she used a Jamaican as the model for her interpretation. The reproduction of the “Last Supper” that includes […]
Four Great Interracial Marriage Facts

One of my favorite lyrical truths is found in a popular song done by the late and great Bob Marley who is the offspring of an interracial relationship. “Until the color of a man’s skin is of NO MORE SIGNIFICANCE, than the color of his eyes, there will be war.” The sad reality is that […]
Black-Owned Business Phone App Developed by Jamaican-American in Demand and Featured on Yahoo

Rameish Budhoo, who was born in Jamaica, has created an app that makes it easy for consumers to support black-owned businesses and for the business owners to connect with their customers. Budhoo created his app “Black Nation” in 2018 and launched it in January of 2019. Black Nation is a social app and business directory […]
I blocked my child on Facebook, you should too — Just Being Funny By Caribbean Comedian Onicia Muller

My friends (who were in their thirties) wanted me (a teenager) to be their child’s godparent. At thirty, they should know that everyone younger than twenty-five — even prodigies — is flipping idiots. Prodigies are just gifted idiots. What if my friends died and their child showed up on my doorstep in a basket on […]
Listen to the Podcast of 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You May Have missed for the week ending July 17 2020.

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