Honoring Caribbean Women: Pioneers of Progress and Change
International Women’s Month is a time to recognize the brilliance, resilience, and achievements of Caribbean women. Tune in to Caribbean Focus TV as we spotlight the icons, trailblazers, and everyday heroes who continue to inspire and uplift.
Global Gridiron: NFL Expands, NBA Playoff Drama, the Rise of Banana Ball, and Caribbean Spotlight
Joel Rodriguez breaks down the NFL’s global expansion into New Zealand, wild NBA playoff action, the MLB’s Savannah Bananas craze, Caribbean Spotlight in the NFL—NBA—MLB, and what's coming next on the road to the Stanley Cup. Don’t miss it!
Beyond the Visa Real Talk on Immigration Policies
Join Caribbean Focus TV for a powerful and informative Immigration Panel Discussion featuring key voices in law, law enforcement, politics, activism, and community leadership. Moderated by Dawnette Lounds, this dynamic conversation brings together:
- Attorney Jamene Christian – Immigration Lawyer
- Chief Shameta Jones-Harrell – Chief of Police
- Councilman Austin Thompson – Local Elected Official
- Cat Hardrick – U.S. Veteran, Activist & Entrepreneur
The panel delves into pressing immigration topics including Temporary Protected Status (TPS), DACA, ICE policies, the path to citizenship, and the journey to becoming documented. Whether you’re directly impacted by immigration issues or seeking to better understand the policies shaping your community, this discussion offers insight, real talk, and resources that matter.
Don’t miss this essential conversation at the intersection of justice, policy, and lived experience.
Discovering the Diversity of Caribbean Culture
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history and diverse cultural influences of the region. Artists and writers draw inspiration from indigenous motifs, African traditions, colonial legacies, and contemporary issues to create vibrant works that explore themes of identity, resistance, migration, and globalization. Prominent Caribbean authors such as Derek Walcott, Jean Rhys, Aimé Césaire, and Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez have made significant contributions
to world literature.
Key Facts About The Caribbean Islands
Delving into the key facts about your favorite Caribbean island will deepen your appreciation for this enchanting region and its captivating allure.
A Journey in the Caribbean Through History, Culture, and Traditions
In conclusion, Caribbean culture is a rich and diverse blend of African, European, and indigenous influences, encompassing traditions like carnival, landscapes, music, food, art, and dance. These cultural traditions are a testament to the region’s vibrant heritage and continue to be enjoyed by people all over the world.

to get people moving, making it a central part
of the region’s cultural traditions.

Food is another important aspect of Caribbean culture. The cuisine is a fusion of various cultural influences, with a focus on fresh ingredients, bold spices, and slow-cooked stews. Popular dishes include jerk chicken, curried goat, and rice and peas. In addition, Caribbean people have a strong tradition of food-based gatherings and celebrations, with many events centered around shared meals and feasting.

The Caribbean has a rich tradition of art, from the colorful paintings and sculptures of Jamaica’s Bob Marley Museum to the elaborate woodcarvings of Haiti. Caribbean art reflects the region’s cultural heritage, incorporating elements of African, European, and indigenous influences. From paintings and sculptures to textiles and ceramics, the art of the Caribbean is a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Dance is a central part of Caribbean culture, with a variety of styles including salsa, merengue, and soca. These dances are often performed at carnivals, festivals, and other cultural events, and they reflect the upbeat, energetic nature of Caribbean culture. The dances of the Caribbean are characterized by their lively rhythms, colorful costumes, and dynamic movements, making them a joy to watch and participate in.

Carnival is one of the most iconic cultural traditions in the Caribbean. It is a vibrant celebration of music, dance, and street parades that takes place before the start of the Lenten season. The celebration varies from island to island, but it is characterized by colorful costumes, upbeat music, and joyful revelers. In Trinidad and Tobago, for example, the carnival is considered the largest street party in the world, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

The Caribbean is known for its stunning landscapes, including crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, lush green hills, and towering mountains. These landscapes provide a backdrop for the cultural traditions of the region and have become a major tourist attraction. From the lush green hills of Jamaica to the pristine beaches of the Bahamas, the Caribbean’s landscapes are a testament to the region’s natural beauty.
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