ALIYAH KHAN
King Sugar dreams long gone since slavery and indentureship. Production drop mightily, the European Union ent want Caribbean sugar no more, and Guyana facilities backward and rightly cripple by labor strikes.
KRIS SINGH
An extended rumination on cows, the cow’s central place in Indian culture, Hindu culture, being an East Indian West Indian and other intersecting dilemmas.
MAZIKI THAME
A lyrical yet hard-hitting essay about erosions–of a beach central to the lives of many Jamaicans, of ways of life, of relationships.
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NAHIR I. OTAÑO GRACIA
I was watching Spike Lee’s documentary When the Levees Broke. The most powerful scene for me was when Lee shows footage after footage of news anchors calling the people of New Orleans “refugees.”
