The Bahamas are a proverbial stone’s throw from the southern tip of the Unites States. Their proximity and crystal blue waters, among many other features, …

If my title this week sounds lewd and offensive, it’s because it is. Especially to the women who heard it once from their perpetrators, then …

In my last column we looked at the 200 year history of tension between the neighboring nations of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Now I’d …

By Calibe Thompson I think we’re all repulsed by the Dominican Republic’s leaders right now. They’ve made the decision to deport possibly hundreds of thousands …

Reaching out to a friend who was born in Jamaica but left as a child, I asked the question – would you invest in Jamaica? …

I’d forgotten how beautiful Jamaica was. Not the metropolitan area of St Andrew I grew up in. That was still the concrete jungle I remembered. …

I’ve just spent the last few days at the American Black Film Festival and within those few days I’ve come to realize, I’m officially an …

Thank goodness for NPR! Thanks to them, you can learn so much on the drive between home and the grocery store. This week, I learned …

For South Florida’s Caribbean community, there is a proverbial elephant in our room. Recent headlines have blared about the alleged criminal activities of one of …

I’ve been one of the skeptics of the so-called “diaspora movement” for a long time. Until I was instructed by a very dear friend and …