Author: Keisha Brissette

The question came from Keigo, my 19-year-old Japanese student. What brought about his question? I have no idea. It just

Mother, singer, dancer, TV Personality, YouTuber and new entrepreneur, Sakina Deer does it all. The now certified make-up artist and

Jamaicans are everywhere! That is fact. And, I went out of my way to prove it in my first blog

“He kept talking with the little Jamaican accent he got from his parents or maybe his neighbours. I didn’t have

  If you’re new, please review part one of Kisha’s story here. Now, let’s jump straight into part 2.   THE

China – August, 2014 Being mobbed at school by students when they saw a black person for the first time

Long ago, the homes of wealthy gentlemen who lived in town areas were called PENS. These homes were surrounded by

Buttu/Bhuttu Adjective A Jamaican Creole term which means uncouth, out of fashion, or uncultured. Skettel Noun A Jamaican Creole term

‘Jamaicans don’t travel.’ That’s a lie. A lie that should be buried in the same hole as the ‘Jamaicans don’t

Jamaicans are everywhere! #Fact And, wherever we are found, best believe we are creating change and making a positive impact.

“A study conducted at Harvard University many years ago revealed that people are happier when they’re in love. But, Japan

There are many things Camille Davis and I have in common. We both joined CentreStage Theatre Workshop Group in 2004,

‘Bolt is to track what Ali is to boxing, Jordan is to basketball and Obama is to politics.’ #Excellence #Trailblazer

She sings, she dances, she acts and she’s the fresh new face on TVJ’s Weekend Smile Morning Show. But, what