Seeking Belonging: A Virgin Islands’ Struggle
The question What’s a Virgin Islander is an ongoing project. We’re always being reinvented by newness. For various reasons, seeking belonging is multifaceted.
Innovate, Educate, Liberate!
The question What’s a Virgin Islander is an ongoing project. We’re always being reinvented by newness. For various reasons, seeking belonging is multifaceted.
Fee King’s NAACP-Nominated 1-woman show and writing workshop along with a student opening performance empowered and enlightened audiences at the University of the Virgin Islands
Special on location interview of Malik Sekou by Andrea Hedrington. On June 17, 2017, approximately 20 people, many representing various organizations, attended a Self-Determination Symposium held simultaneously on both of the University of the...
“Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society.” – Aristotle “One has a legal duty to use reasonable care to avoid causing emotional distress to another individual. If one fails...
Internet use and multi-media documentation has facilitated community education in the recent movement to “Save Mandahl Bay” on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. While opposing stories and letters have been shared in the local online and print newspapers, Mrs....
On a day like today all I care to do is write The sound of my own voice instigates a useless internal fight Why does it surprise us when we know where we...
The story of Healer Ras Bobby Olivacce, would make anyone question the need for the prefix “non” in the expression, non-traditional healer.
Dried bones worn as jewelry Back bones used as decoration Who or what did these once clothe? Does it even matter or do we just use them as we see fit As long...
If you do no more than touch me do it from the depth of you If you do no more than hold me embrace me like I’m priceless if you do nothing more...