Pride will progress to power. Our shows are dedicated to Jamaicans on the island, in the Diaspora, and all progressive people who would like to learn more about us. We seek to inspire our audience by featuring interesting people. Please send us your ideas regarding issues affecting our community that you would like us to feature. Up Up you mighty race! -Marcus Garvey- Enjoy the culture, flavor and feeling!
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Dr. Paul Foreman
Paul represented Jamaica in the 1960 Olympics and he is currently an author. Visit: WWW.JAMAICASTORIES.COM WWW.SOMETIMESJAMAICA.COM
Dr. Paul Foreman
Paul represented Jamaica in the 1960 Olympics and he is currently an author. Visit: WWW.JAMAICASTORIES.COM WWW.SOMETIMESJAMAICA.COM
Dr. Basil K. Bryan
Dr Basil K. Bryan served on the facility of Howard University between 1981 and 1991. Basil then became deputy ambassador at the Jamaican embassy in Washington D
Dr. Basil K. Bryan
Dr Basil K. Bryan served on the facility of Howard University between 1981 and 1991. Basil then became deputy ambassador at the Jamaican embassy in Washington D
Hannah Lowe
March is women history month. Hannah Lowe is a writer, who from London and is of Jamaican ancestry. www.HannahLowe.org
Hannah Lowe
March is women history month. Hannah Lowe is a writer, who from London and is of Jamaican ancestry. www.HannahLowe.org
Richard Blackford
Richard Blackford is a man blessed with many talents. He is known as one of the leading Jamaican realism painters and a writer. http://www.richardhblackford.com
Richard Blackford
Richard Blackford is a man blessed with many talents. He is known as one of the leading Jamaican realism painters and a writer. http://www.richardhblackford.com
Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa
Opal Palmer Adisa is a writer of both poetry and prose, as well as a photographer, professor/educator and cultural activist. Visit www.opalpalmeradisa.com or ww
Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa
Opal Palmer Adisa is a writer of both poetry and prose, as well as a photographer, professor/educator and cultural activist. Visit www.opalpalmeradisa.com or ww