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July 2019

NYS Algebra 1 [Common Core] June 2019 Regents Exam Questions # 27-28 Solutions

NYS Algebra 1 [Common Core] June 2019 Regents Exam Questions # 25-26 Solutions

June 2019

NYS Algebra 1 [Common Core] June 2019 Regents Exam Questions # 19-24 Solutions

NYS Algebra 1 [Common Core] June 2019 Regents Exam Questions # 13-18 Solutions

NYS Algebra 1 [Common Core] June 2019 Regents Exam Questions # 7-12 Solutions

Festival de la Ville de Fort-de-France

Caribbean Nations Fight Sargassum Seaweed on Beaches

International Reggae Poster Contest Poster Auction

Morovis promotes industry by planting 25,000 new coffee trees

Education is the Greatest Force for Positive Social Change and Upward Mobility – PM Holness

Ronnie Richardson-Valedictorian For Division Of Teacher Education 2019

Fusterlandia: The Havana Neighborhood that became José Fuster’s Mosaic Masterpiece

First Jewish cemetery in Cuba restored

Art Exhibition: “Pictural”

Lessons from the Caribbean islands: leveraging the diaspora for growth

José Parlá’s ‘Isthmus’ Exhibition at ISTANBUL ’74

Cayman’s diminishing mangroves

U.S. certifies imports of Dominican mangoes

My Father’s Land: The indelible marks of slavery in Jamaica

Fournier Wins Bronze Medal at 2nd World Rowing Cup

Seaga Rests: Thousands bid ‘Papa Eddie’ goodbye

Diana Paton: “The Racist History of Jamaica’s Obeah Act”

Rafael Soriano’s “Cabezas” (Heads) at OAS AMA

Fab 5’S First Band Leader, Conroy Cooper, Passes Away

After Hurricane Maria, Dominica lizards got a serious grip

The lost work of abolitionist Francisco Oller

Marco Castillo Explores Cuban Architecture and Design in “The Decorator’s Home”

The University of the West Indies Press’ Books Receives Award-Winning Finalist...

Aubrey Plaza Talks Lack of Diversity in Hollywood

Hero: LONDON WINDRUSH SCREENINGS

Zak Ové on “Get Up, Stand Up Now”

Review: ‘Quartet’ retains its elegant, honest sordidness 38 years later

Jean Rhys, unlikely tale of literary great who penned song for giant of jazz world

My Mother and Tessa Virtue: A Caribbean Immigrant’s Tale

Protoje’s Inside. Grammy Nominee Reverts to the ‘Rounds’ as He Delivers Ne...

Celebrated Film About Caribbean War Hero To Premiere In UK

Expert says the sargassum situation in the Caribbean Sea is very serious

Authors examine the legacy of salt, Sekou’s work at Book Fair closing

Combo Chimbita’s Niño Lento: Latin and Caribbean Psychedelia

New Group Exhibition Looks to the Future of the Caribbean Art at PAMM

AGO acquires large collection of historical Caribbean photographs

CARIBBEAN-THEMED SESSIONS AT NEMLA 202

Rihanna has caused the world to truly look at Barbados

Rihanna declared world’s richest female musician

Assistant Professor (3 years) – Caribbean Studies – University of Toronto

INTERVIEW WITH MARYSE CONDÉ ABOUT “LE FABULEUX ET TRISTE DESTIN D’IVAN ET D’IVANA”

CfP: Enough! Child Sexual Abuse in the Caribbean

Cuba’s Music Tourism Could Take a ‘Major Hit’ After New Trump Restrictions

A Realistic Depiction Of Today’s Caribbean Life

CELEBRATE CARIBBEAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH WITH NEW ART EXHIBIT

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia exhibition explores being black in Canada

May 2019

The Women’s World Cup’s Other Inequality: Rich vs. Poor (on Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz)

Chita Rivera Is Happy to Look Back. But She Never Stops Marching Forward.

Researching family roots in the Caribbean? This book might help

Birders get rare glimpse of red-legged Caribbean thrush

Case for a single Caribbean airline: A Newsday Editorial

Busy Signal to release new album

Farewell to West Indies batting legend

‘Things are so bad even the police are scared’: deportees live in fear in Jamaica

‘Sprinter’ Director Storm Saulter Shows That Jamaica Means More Than James Bond

From slave in Jamaica to convict in Australia: “Master of My Fate”

Conference—“The Sea is History: Discourses on the ‘Poetics of Relation’”

Jason Eduwaiti at the 2019 Amersfoort Jazz Festival

Art Exhibition—“Somos de aquí: The Enduring Wildlife of Puerto Rico”

Blue as a color of colonialism, oppression at Yale Center for British Art

“Puerto Rico transplants: Farming a new sense of identity after Maria”

Kaytranada‘s “Dysfunctional”

Nipsey Hussle’s Trini connection: Conspiracy theory in rapper’s death

DR’s Ministry of Culture announces digitalization of literary works by Dominican authors

María Magdalena Campos-Pons and “Ríos intermitentes” in Matanzas

Chinese technology helps Cuba drill for offshore oil

Nature’s dangerous decline: 1 million species facing extinction

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a Super Hero? This Comic Book Thinks So

Twitter, Facebook, Airbnb have made it to Haiti. Now it’s these Google employees’ turn.

Christopher Columbus and January Hurricanes

UT Dallas Graduating Senior Overcomes Odds, Delivers Hope Back Home in Haiti

Columbus brought measles to the New World. It was a disaster for Native Americans

Caribbean Fishery Council Delivers Big Win for Corals, Fish, and People

Living with the Giant African Snail in Cuba

Shape-Shifting and Storytelling in Hispaniola

Silvio Rodríguez honored at Spain’s International Festival of Music and Dance

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION LAUNCHES CHILD MONTH

TT’s Kevin Adonis Browne wins OCM Bocas Prize

Gabriel García Márquez’s new “house” is open to the public

“Traditional knowledge, the Kwéyòl language and public policy in the small n...

Fauzia’s Heavenly Delights, the jerk chicken queen of the Bronx

Dominican-American teen author looking to include Dominica in Caribbean book tour

Bilingual art exhibit highlights a wild connection to Puerto Rico

Diálogos: Celebrating Latinx and Latin Art in the Global Art World

Tribute CD “Cien años de Calypso: Walter Ferguson” to be launched May 9

New book: “The Colonization of Freed African Americans in Suriname”

BOOK REVIEW: ASTRID ROEMER’S “GEBROKEN WIT” [OFF-WHITE]

April 2019

The Art and Politics of “Valor y cambio”: An Interview with Frances Negrón-Muntaner

Review of Richard Corman’s Basquiat “A Portrait”

Haitian Heritage Month in South Florida

Young Entrepreneur Grasps Opportunity Presented by Plastic Ban

81 Sunken Ships Are Located in the Caribbean

Saving for a ‘Rainy Day’ Takes on New Meaning in Caribbean

Groundbreaking cheese and chocolate artisans add new flavours to Barbados

New Studio Facility and Tech Advances Coming to Dominican Republic

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