Shelly-Ann Aqui Solomon giving Caribbean women a voice
“I wanted to become the face of Caribbean women who could succeed, and not just barely succeed,”
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Emma Ansah: From racism to reporting revolution
“Their hate does not move me, but it fuels my purpose.”
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Picture this: The Caribbean Matriarchs who carried us deserve their own spotlight
“Because in a world that often tries to erase us, projects like ‘She Carry We’ remind us that we are here, we matter, and our stories deserve to be told.”
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How Zoë Weinrebe’s Jamaican roots shaped her sweet success
“The kitchen was the earliest social media network, it is where the family, and friends come to meet and socialize.”
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How Zay’Marie is redefining R&B through vulnerability and faith
“I don’t think I sound like anybody. I don’t compare myself to anyone. My sound is my own.”
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Claudette CP Peters
I’ve learned to trust my instincts, to speak my truth, and to demand the respect I deserve.
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Ava “Artistry” Dedier
“I’m committed to being part of a creative movement where art becomes: a guide, a way to lead people to a place of strength
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Sharon Elaine McLeod
“Where others left footprints, she carved out imprints that will outlast our memories and reverberate to inform future discourses on justice, equality, race and identity.”
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BUSINESS: Workplace Anxiety and Women: Why Businesses Need to Take Notice and Act
By Tina Dietz September 25th, 2013 Edition Anxiety is a natural feeling experienced by most people, and it gives rise
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