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At the beginning of the semester with my prior knowledge of the Caribbean which I learnt in Caribbean Studies in form six, I assumed that it would be sufficient to pass this course this course has now broaden my horizon when it comes to our Caribbean History. As a result of such interactive tutorial sessions it was relatively easy to learn more about our ancestor and the hardships they experienced which cannot be found in any form six text book. This foundation course has taught me how to be more appreciative of my culture and not take the opportunities I have for granted. The past assignments have enabled me to further advance my comprehension skills as well as my critical thinking skills. The University has developed a remarkable program which will be beneficial to all students in the long run as the knowledge gained from the Caribbean Civilization course cannot be captured anywhere else.

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CBNS101 - Caribbean Identity and Culture

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Courtman, Sandra. Beyond the blood, the beach & the banana: new perspectives in Caribbean studies. Kingston: Ian Randle, 2004. Print. Harney, Stefano. Nationalism and identity: culture and the imagination in a Caribbean diaspora. Kingston [Jamaica: University of the West Indies ;, 1996. Print. Mohammed, Jennifer.

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IMAGES OF INDENTURED LABORERS IN THE CARIBBEAN

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IMAGES OF INDENTURED LABORERS IN THE CARIBBEAN

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Addressing Gender Based Violence and Gender Equality Across the Caribbean Diaspora

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Violence against women continues to be an epidemic globally and across the Caribbean Diaspora. From trafficking of women and girls, bride burning, female genital mutilation and rape to intimate partner violence and sexual harassment we hear stories daily about the abuses that women and girls face: violations of their human rights.

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HISTORY

PEOPLE BASE IDENTITY ON SHARED PAST

EXPERIENCES e.g. SLAVERY, INDENTURESHIP,

COLONIALISM. PEOPLE UNITE AND ARE IDENTIFIED

BY THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE FORCES THAT SHAPE

THEIR PAST.

GENDER.

MANY CARIBBEAN PEOPLE IDENTIFY

THEMSELVES BASED ON THEIR SEX/GENDER.

EDUCATION

IDENTITY BASED ON LEVELS OF

EDUCATION AND MEMBERSHIP OF PARTICULAR

INSTITUTIONS

RELIGION

MEMBERSHIP IN A PARTICULAR BELIEF

STRUCTURE

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IMAGES OF AFRICAN SLAVES IN THE CARIBBEAN 

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IMAGES OF AFRICAN SLAVES IN THE CARIBBEAN 

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IT IS DIFFICULT TO DEFINE IDENTITY SINCE

IT IS COMPRISED OF A NUMBER OF THINGS

E.G. HISTORY, RELIGION, ETHNICITY