#Jamaican culture

[ghost-37]

[romonwrites]

Schools in France Vs Schools In Jamaica

[cooyahclothing]

Made in Jamaica crop tops by Cooyah.

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[jamaicahomescom]

Exploring Jamaican Patois, Also Known as Patwa, Through the Lens of Real Estate, History, and Culture: A New Resource at Jamaica Homes

Jamaican Patois, or Patwa, is a dynamic and evolving language that tells the story of Jamaica’s past, shapes its present, and inspires its future. Rooted in history, deeply embedded in culture, and influential in politics, Patwa transcends its role as a means of communication to become a symbol of resilience, creativity, and identity. Now, Jamaica Homes is proud to present a new resource that…

[legendunltd]

Jamaica: The Soulful Pulse of Global Influence

Jamaica, with its vibrant culture and rich history, has undeniably left an indelible mark on the global landscape through its music, art, and spiritual heritage. At the heart of Jamaica’s influence lies the timeless rhythms of reggae, the spiritual ethos of Rastafari, and the iconic legacy of Bob Marley. As we delve into the depths of Jamaica’s cultural tapestry, we uncover a profound connection…

[fcfvafeed]

Romeich Major Clarifies Controversial Job Fair Entry Fee as Marketing Tactic

Businessman and artiste manager Romeich Major faced criticism for announcing a $1,000 entry fee for his job fair. He has now revealed that this was merely a marketing tactic, with no attendees being charged. Major defends his approach, emphasizing...

By FCFVA News Team Romeich Major, a notable businessman and artiste manager based in Kingston, Jamaica, recently faced a wave of public criticism after announcing a $1,000 entry fee for his job fair. However, in a twist, Major has come forward to reveal that this fee was merely a strategic marketing move and was never meant to be collected from attendees. Image of Romeich Major via Google…

[mymusicbias]

[punkeropercyjackson]

Another reason i hate 'Hobie is older brother-coded' in addition to the pedojacketing it's spawned is it's depoliticalizing Hobie's character into a very much whitewashed white punk trope.Hobie took in Gwen and had Miles' back not because he's an older brother figure to anybody except maybe Mayday but because he's an activist and intersectionalist and you can't remove that aspect without blandeing Hobie's punkness.Hobie is punk not as an aesthetic,not as sex appeal(mainly since he's,y'know,a minor),but as a culture and political stance.He's not the stereorype,he's an ACTUAL punk i.e a black freedom fighter with hardcore tastes in music and everything else but open softness he's not ashamed of as he choose punk to spread kindness and stand out as himself,not to emulate white people.He's not Duncan from Total Drama or a white femcel who listens to Avril Lavigne,he's Hobie 'Spiderpunk' Brown and he didn't reference multiple historical anti-govermental slogans and have his blue laces on display and a playlist stacked exclusively with legit punk bands just for you to reduce him down to a problematic and lowkey sexist specifically to begin with archetype

[folkfashion]

Rastafari man, Jamaica, by Mattstone911

[romonwrites]

Jamaican Proverbs and Sayings

[champagnemoon]

I’ve noticed that black people who’ve never spent an extended amount of time in the south or interacted meaningfully with southern black people can never understand why swaths of us won’t leave that region …the depth of black American history and culture in states people think are just full of white hicks is incredible

[jamaicahomescom]

Exploring Jamaica Through the Lens of Real Estate, History, and Culture: A New Resource at Jamaica Homes

Jamaica, an island brimming with vibrant culture, rich history, and diverse landscapes, has long been a dream destination for property seekers, travelers, and historians alike. Whether you’re considering buying a home, exploring investment opportunities, or simply curious about the island’s deep roots, Jamaica Homes has launched a powerful new resource that brings all of this together—combining…

[marcusbelafonte]

March 1st, 1927 - April 25, 2023

RIP to the great Harry Belafonte.

What a life.

Daylight come and me wan’ go home.