175th Emancipation Day Activities on all three United Virgin Islands
From 1733 on St. John, to 1878 on St. Croix to 1892 on St. Thomas… we are one. Even before then we were ONE.
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From 1733 on St. John, to 1878 on St. Croix to 1892 on St. Thomas… we are one. Even before then we were ONE.
The Virgin Islands Kwanzaa season is a time and place of refuge for many African Caribbean and African American people as we remember those who have transitioned and enjoy the company of those still present, as well as those to come.
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.
To commemorate this year’s #Fortsberg1733 history event only a small delegation organized to go, so the event was not the usual community wide invitation due to Covid-19 concerns. Those who elect to attend...
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/RVYPN48cFfJ2pmBUA Sirens break the silenceInterrupting the cacockaphany of crowsSinging their good morningsTo the rising sun As the full moon callsCaribbean waves beckon our consciousnessAtlantic armies returning for their fallenTime to reclaim what’s ours...
It is widely known that the genealogy of the Virgin Islands is rooted in West Africa. As the only Caribbean location to do so, this fact is an annual law, commemorated by the...
In a local population made up of a majority African and African American people in the Virgin Islands, the celebration of Kwanzaa has been taking place for almost 50 years. The concerns for...
This page was created to share the funeral booklet, work, and live video stream of Wayne “Facts Man” Adams funeral service. For his family, friends, and his community. May we remember him well...
When a forest falls Will we recycle lumber Or just let it decay ©DaraMonifah® Falling Forests – A Foreshadowing Reminder For Facts Man When a forest falls Trees bleed, blue blood Ancestral rains...
Started by Nikki Fernandez and Imani Daniel, FREEdehFOURth was a grassroots, creative, historically educating, anti-colonial pop-up protest and emancipation recognition held on Saturday, July 4th from 10am-12pm from the Fort Christian parking lot...