By Lauren Gordon In the heart of Chelsea, New York City’s prestigious arts district, Nicola Vassell is reshaping the narrative of contemporary art. As the first Black woman to own

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Written by Janine Mendes-Franco (Originally appeared on GlobalVoices.org) Jab Molassie, Trinidad carnival. Photo by Dexter Lewis. If you have ever attended Carnival celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago (or some other Caribbean islands, Grenada,

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Showcasing over 50 Independently Owned Caribbean Brands, MOMENTUM is set to recreate a lively cultural experience for small business owners and the larger community during Caribbean American Heritage month. Carib