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Two pretty young dancers go through their paces on stage during a cultural presentation at the intersection at 133 St, and Liberty Avenue, before the kickoff of the 37th Phagwah Parade on Sunday, March 23, 2025 in Richmond Hill,

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Richmond Hill welcomes spring with a colorful Phagwah festival

By Tangerine Clarke

From left, Trinidad native Natalie Lamming, and Grenadian native Davis Alexander, pose with 11-year old Sebastian, owner of Spices & Slices at 1828 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, a Caribbean style pizzeria.

Grenada

Eleven-year-old Sebastian Wilson serves ‘Spices & Slices’ at Caribbean style pizza shop in Brooklyn

By Tangerine Clarke

Medical professionals pay rapt attention as Antoine B. Craigwell conducted a workshop in Skeldon, Berbice, Guyana, recently.

Guyana

Antoine B. Craigwell, GPHC share mental health awareness across Guyana

By Tangerine Clarke

From left, fellow villager Sherif Barker, community children, and Doris Rodney after distributing school supplies during a recent mission to Soesdyke Village, Guyana.

Guyana

Doris Rodney, humanitarian, chef, owner of Hills Restaurant for Caribbean Life Impact Award

By Tangerine Clarke

Permanent representative of Guyana to the UN, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, (second from left), Dr. Vindhya Persaud, minister of Human Services and Social Security, and other delegates.

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Vindhya Persaud leads Guyana’s delegation to UN 69th Commission on The Status of Women

By Tangerine Clarke

Legendary solo artist, Diana Ross performed with her first born, Rhonda Ross as they entertained a sold-out audience at Kings Theatre last Saturday with "Lean on Me,” a ballad penned in tribute to the Lifetime Grammy Achievement Award icon.

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Diana Ross wows a sold-out crowd at Kings Theatre

By Tangerine Clarke

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BP Antonio Reynoso’s Black History Month tradition returns with evening of rare African art, musical performances

By Tangerine Clarke

The colorfully dressed students of the Saraswatie Dance Academy, Queens, put on a stirring chutney, Soca, and Calypso presentation to wow the audience at the Guyana 55th Republic Anniversary Interfaith Church Service and Mashramani collage at St. Gabriel Episcopal Church, Hawthorne Street, Brooklyn, on Feb. 23.

Guyana

Guyanese celebrates 55th Republic Anniversary with interfaith service, cultural presentation

By Tangerine Clarke

Women’s History Month. Celebrated annual in March, to mark women’s contribution to history. Female symbol. Women’s rights. Girl power in world. Poster, postcard, banner. Vector illustration

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Women’s History Month 2025 celebrates ‘Moving Forward Together, Women Educating & Inspiring Generations’

By Tangerine Clarke

Supervisor Don Clavin, Hempstead Town Board, left, Consul General of Guyana to New York, Michael E. Brotherson, Permanent Representative to the UN, Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett, during an Independence flag raising ceremony last year.

Guyana

Guyana Consulate celebrates Republic Anniversary with Times Square video and Poughkeepsie Bridge lighting

By Tangerine Clarke

From left, Pastor Phyllis Ramey, Lady Ira Lewis, and Dr. Sidney Ramey, after a recent Sidney Ramey Films Presents Double Feature in Newark, New Jersey.

Guyana

Guyana American Heritage Foundation hosts Brooklyn dance to celebrate Guyana’s 55th Republic Anniversary

By Tangerine Clarke

Candidate for NY City Council District 28, Janeet Singh, left, is pictured with a resident, District Leader Albert Baldeo, Dr. Dhanpaul Narine, Bibi Alli, and others, who pleaded with President Trump for compassion, and to make a pathway to legal status, for law-abiding immigrants, who are business owners, and parents of professional children, during a demonstration in Richmond Hill, Queens.

Richmond Hill, Queens community hold unity rally amidst growing rhetoric from the Trump administration

By Tangerine Clarke

Honorees Elizabeth Mitchell, principal 27Q064 Queens; Tangerine Clarke, Caribbean Life contributor; Dr. Veronica Wiltshire, moderator; and Dr. Dhanpaul Narine, founder of the Queens Book Fair & Literary Festival, Inc., after plaques were presented on behalf of the organization., during a Black History presentation, at the Queens Library Richmond Hill Branch, on Feb. 8.

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Queens Book Fair celebrates Black History at 7th educational initiative, honors two for exceptional contributions

By Tangerine Clarke

Heart shaped chocolate is made at the Jacques Torres Chocolate Heaven store for Valentine's Day sales Feb. 13, 2008 in New York City.

Haiti

‘Would you be my Valentine’ – events to fill the heart with love, and enjoyment

By Tangerine Clarke

Some of the recipients and organization members of BP Anthony Reynoso's Community Shower Fund.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Borough Prez reveals first six recipients of Community Baby Shower Fund

By Tangerine Clarke

Black history month.

Celebrating Black History Month under the theme ‘African American and Labor’

By Tangerine Clarke

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