A Celebration of Us
February 2021 Letter from the Editor Hey hyphens! Wha’appnin? We are one and a half months...
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Saturday Lessons
Is there anything more West Indian than Saturday afternoon lessons? Caribbean people doh play when...
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November 2018 Letter from the Editor
Hey Hyphens!Can you believe it’s Fall already? I swear the older I get, the faster time...
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Iwas dubbed as having ‘hot foot’ for as long as I can remember (“Yuh cyah stay in one place fuh...
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There are many ways to chart one’s heritage. For most that means recording the stories of...
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Caribbean heritage is shared in a multitude of ways. Through food, folklore, dress, language but...
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You’ve heard the family stories a thousand times over. You enjoy their telling, the way they...
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When Social Media and Studies Collide
There is a popular saying in West Indian households, “No one can tek yuh education.” I had never...
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Life, Unplugged.
Back When the Internet Lived in a Box _________ I‘m a special type of Millennial. I was born...
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What’s In A (Twitter) Name?
Much Thought & Hella Creativity, Of Course. _________________ There are many stereotypes about...
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A Few Words on Wakanda
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you dun know the power of...
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