I'm not from the Caribbean nor an Caribbean. I'm an black 🇺🇸 I love Caribbean ppl I love their food, culture , music. Bob Marley my idol I love Reggae, Calypso , Soca & Carnival. I want friends from the Caribbean I want dream home in the Caribbean & I want a husband from The Caribbean as long as He's not a bad guy . I do want to Celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month
I am Caribbean by my ancestors and relations. Great grandfather was born on Martinique and his siblings were born in Haiti. I have other relatives from Nevis VI and T&T
Why was my last comment shadowbanned? I didn't actually wrote anything offensive.. I just called this month underrated and felt that it deserves more mainstream attention too. 🤔
I would like to point that the Caribbean isn't only your colorful art or songs, and litless your wonderful beaches. May be we should consider other aspects of social life included the cientific avances developed there and brought to other most advanced countries with investments power.
Was watching Comedy tv and saw their commercial for the latest minority recognition propaganda. I am curious though and have a question. Why do people insist on honoring people no matter what kind of person they are just because they're a minority? I.e., George Floyd, Notorious Big, etc. They may have died tragic deaths but ... they were criminals!! I will never understand the purpose behind that! To me, it seems like it just gives people another opportunity to be ticked about something!!
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That was amazing and I’m Jamaican American and my father was from Kingston, Jamaica 🇯🇲
I'm not from the Caribbean nor an Caribbean. I'm an black 🇺🇸 I love Caribbean ppl I love their food, culture , music. Bob Marley my idol I love Reggae, Calypso , Soca & Carnival. I want friends from the Caribbean I want dream home in the Caribbean & I want a husband from The Caribbean as long as He's not a bad guy . I do want to Celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month
thats the problem stop celebrating and supporting people that disrespect you.
We love you too , we both speak English and we both love Mac and cheese.
I am Caribbean by my ancestors and relations. Great grandfather was born on Martinique and his siblings were born in Haiti. I have other relatives from Nevis VI and T&T
Dont forget latin america tambien. We are caribbean too and the food and music are related
We do not forget my dear. tambien. LOL!
Your are right other Caribbean countries should be included here.
it is estimated that 22 million people in the USA has some Caribbean ancestry. That is larger than the Asian Americans.
Dont put us in your mix. The slave trade is a fallacy.
cool I'm also half Caribbean and half Latino my mom is from Caribbean islands and my dad from Latin america
my mom is from latin ameeica and my dad is from the caribbean
My father is from the town of Orange, in St. James Parish, Jamaica
My grandfather is from Nevis, my father is from Puerto Rico
Why was my last comment shadowbanned? I didn't actually wrote anything offensive..
I just called this month underrated and felt that it deserves more mainstream attention too. 🤔
very nice video guys .
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Good stuff.
I would like to point that the Caribbean isn't only your colorful art or songs, and litless your wonderful beaches. May be we should consider other aspects of social life included the cientific avances developed there and brought to other most advanced countries with investments power.
nice
Was watching Comedy tv and saw their commercial for the latest minority recognition propaganda. I am curious though and have a question. Why do people insist on honoring people no matter what kind of person they are just because they're a minority? I.e., George Floyd, Notorious Big, etc. They may have died tragic deaths but ... they were criminals!! I will never understand the purpose behind that! To me, it seems like it just gives people another opportunity to be ticked about something!!
What does George Floyd have to do with this??
@@bumblebee_0112 It was a questioning of honoring heritage