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Grammy-nominated Artiste Melky Jean expands legacy with innovative spirits brand

By Tracey Khan

Casey Davy brainstorms new innovations for Breeze Travel Solutions, aiming to further simplify Caribbean travel planning.

News

Breeze Travel revolutionizes Caribbean tourism with cutting-edge technology

By Tracey Khan

Chef Odean Smith prepares a signature dish blending Caribbean flavors with kosher cuisine.

Jamaica

Chef Odean Smith blends Caribbean roots with Kosher cuisine, redefining culinary boundaries

By Tracey Khan

Rachel Watts leads a workshop, demonstrating her commitment to supporting educators and artists who foster creativity in students through arts education.

People

Rachel Watts: Leading the charge for Arts Education in New York City

By Tracey Khan

As Lieutenant Commander, Rennae Francis stands as the only woman among detectives in the 10th precinct’s detective squad, breaking new ground in a male-dominated field.

Dominica

From Dominica to NYPD’s top ranks

By Tracey Khan

Elveda Dorce and Zayveon Kimble, co-owners of Kravings Kafe, opened their café as a legacy for their children and a way to offer a unique dining experience in Brooklyn.

Haiti

Black, Haitian-owned café serves fresh, preservative-free treats in Brooklyn

By Tracey Khan

Mango Bay’s visionaries – owners Shamah Levy Devonish and Executive Chef London Chase, have reintroduced elevated Caribbean cuisine to Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Business

Mango Bay brings modern Afro-Caribbean flavors to Fort Greene

By Tracey Khan

Destini Xoda commands the stage with confidence, bringing her signature blend of Caribbean and pop influences to a captivated audience

Grenada

Brooklyn’s Destini Xoda embraces Caribbean roots and self-discovery through music

By Tracey Khan

Chef Honcho, born Tashea Chanell, blends Caribbean hospitality with fine dining, turning her passion for cooking into a thriving business.

Business

Chef Honcho brings Caribbean roots to fine dining and mentorship

By Tracey Khan

Detective Royston Charles, who migrated to the U.S. at 13, followed in his father’s footsteps to join law enforcement. Now, he serves in the NYPD’s aviation unit, assisting ground officers from above.

Guyana

Detective Royston Charles: From Guyana to Elite NYPD Aviation Unit

By Tracey Khan

Delicia Davis leads a literacy workshop at The Luxe Library, inspiring young readers and writers to embrace the power of storytelling.

People

Bridging the literacy gap: The Luxe Library’s mission to inspire readers

By Tracey Khan

Sparkle Sugar, the creative force behind Coki by Cottage Kind, brings dreams to life one candle at a time.

Guyana

Coki by Cottage Kind: A whimsical escape for creativity and candle making

By Tracey Khan

Ashley Capri, a first-generation Guyanese American, is a multi-hyphenate creative and the founder of Capri Swim.

Guyana

First-generation Guyanese-American entrepreneur brings Caribbean flair to luxury swimwear

By Tracey Khan

Ronny Byas, co-owner of Byas & Leon, participates in a small business showcase in Brooklyn.

Haiti

Byas and Leon: Bed-Stuy Boutique blends sustainability, community, and Haitian culture

By Tracey Khan

The new 2,000-square-foot Valley Stream studio offers laser hair removal, electrolysis, vajacials, and body and facial treatments.

Business

PeachFuzz Skin Studio brings inclusive skincare and hair removal services to Long Island

By Tracey Khan

Executive Chef Wesly Jean Simon, owner of Djon Djon Restaurant, poses in the restaurant’s kitchen.

Haiti

Rebranding Success: Djon Djon Restaurant marks a new era for Haitian-inspired dining

By Tracey Khan

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