Most discussions regarding the outlook and challenges associated with Afro people across the diaspora are often held by individuals who are less impacted by or influenced by the very challenges being discussed. These individuals may have introspective views on their personal development and present elements of their upbringing as solutions to a situation that is … Read more
As men, we often hear complaints about how we’re “users”—jumping from woman to woman, buying expensive gifts, and taking them on luxurious trips, only to disappear once we’ve had our fun. But let’s set the record straight: men aren’t users, we’re hunters. We’re fully aware of our short-term “play” budget and how it aligns with … Read more
In a recent post made in the Facebook group Point Fortin – Support Local Businesses, the conversation turned towards the challenges faced by locals who are eager to start or expand their businesses. While many in the community may be passionate about fostering local entrepreneurship, some have expressed frustration with the unprofessionalism and lack of … Read more
Side-Chick Relationships (SCR) is a complex and emotionally charged issue that affects many relationships. While the reasons for SCR can vary greatly from person to person, understanding the underlying factors can shed light on why some men may be driven to this behavior. It’s important to approach this topic with sensitivity, acknowledging that SCR can … Read more
In recent times, we’ve seen a growing trend in Point Fortin where businesses operated by non-residents of Point Fortin are benefiting from our local economy. Whether it’s the numerous supermarkets, doubles vendors, gyro vendors, or even a chow vendor, these non-local entities are capitalizing on opportunities that could be ours. Yet, when speaking with locals, … Read more
The ongoing dispute at MovieTowne took a dramatic turn today when security hired by the Port of Spain Infrastructure Company (POSINCO) threatened to use force against Trinbago Commercial Development Company Limited (TCDC) security personnel if they attempted to close the administrative office doors. The conflict arose after staff tried to close the door, but POSINCO … Read more
Kerwin Du Bois’ 2024 soca release, “Energy Killer”, transcends the party vibes of the genre, delivering an inspirational masterpiece that rivals traditional prayers and mantras in terms of building self-confidence and staying focused on personal goals. In a world often distracted by negativity, Du Bois crafts a message of resilience, urging listeners to block out … Read more
In 2024, Mical Teja’s soca Road March hit, “DNA,” has captured the hearts of fans around the world, becoming much more than just a catchy tune. This song, which originated from the vibrant streets of Trinidad and Tobago, has transcended its Caribbean roots to resonate with people from all corners of the globe. From the … Read more
Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York, is currently alive with the vibrant colors, infectious rhythms, and dynamic energy of the Caribbean as the West Indian Day Parade brings together a dazzling array of nations for a spectacular celebration of culture and heritage. This annual event, a cornerstone of the Caribbean diaspora in the United States, … Read more
The vibrant national colors of the Grenadian flag—green, yellow, and red—dazzled Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York, as the West Indian Caribbean community came together to celebrate the annual West Indian Day Parade. This carnival-style event, a highlight of the year for the Caribbean diaspora, saw Grenadians proudly showcasing their national pride amidst a sea … Read more