Echoes Caribbean

Echoes Caribbean Echoes Caribbean is Barbados'and the Caribbean's only authentic, indigenous Heritage Magazine.

Its main focus will be to capture the vibrant stories and images of Barbadian and Caribbean cultural heritage with a view to their celebration and enjoyment.

Enlightening…..!
29/03/2025

Enlightening…..!

The true cowboys!Black men were called Cowboy because Black men were called boy. Whites were called Cattlemen until the term Cowboy became popular. All of a sudden they were the Cowboys. There’s always a background to HIStory.

Informative !!!
27/03/2025

Informative !!!

Creole people are an ethnic group that emerged during the colonial period through the blending of various racial and cultural backgrounds. This mixing primarily involved West Africans, but also included Europeans, and occasionally South Asians and Native Americans. This process, known as creolisation, led to the formation of a diverse range of ethnic identities. While creole languages are often linked to the development of creole ethnic identities, they are distinct and independent phenomena. Over time, creole communities have cultivated their own unique cultural and ethnic identities.

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https://blackdollarandculture.blog/creoles-in-america-a-rich-legacy-of-culture-identity-and-influence/

Interesting……..
09/02/2025

Interesting……..

On 21 November 1845, the Jamaica railway became the first railway line outside Europe and North American to be opened to traffic. � (Pic-Engine 54 on its last run, 1969) - National Library of Jamaica.

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