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These two institutions are probably the only completely successful attempts at integration.

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UWI and their four campuses across the Caribbean have allowed undergraduates and postgraduates to earn degrees of higher education that allows them to become professionals in their fields.

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CSEC and CAPE examinations have allowed the Caribbean to produce academics who are versatile and competent enough to compete in the international job market.

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The Caribbean Single Market and Economy allows us to integrate into a single market, with a single single currency and no trade barriers. However, not all countries have integrated this way and is still far from being a reality. The only success story from this concept is the Organisation of the Eastern Caribbean States (OESC).

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The Caribbean Community allows us to interdepend on each other through a treaty by establishing a regional fund, cricket team, CARIFESTA, and a regional court; among other things.

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Some great judgement came out of these halls!

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Some great judgement came out of these halls!

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Jason Jones v AG of T&T and McEwan v AG of Guyana are two recent landmark cases that overruled laws that infringed on human rights.

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The Hall of Justice (HOJ) and the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)

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The Hall of Justice (HOJ) and the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)

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The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council have remained our highest court of appeal in T&T where Lords and Ladies from England determine the outcome of our cases.

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Most of our statutes are reserved from times before independence through saving laws clauses. However, our judiciary guides us by overruling these laws to adapt to our society.

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Our government mimics that of UK Parliament; Westminster. However, upon independence we began to deviate from this system, although its primary structure remained.

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The way our government is structured and operated helps define our nations.

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Our identity and culture is not only confined to food, music, religion and the like same. What about features that define us as nations?

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This song shows some of the issues involving race that is prevalent in Jamaica, and possibly other parts of the Caribbean where individuals face criticism and oppression from their own race.

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Orisa is a religion prevalent in the Caribbean which has its roots in Africa.

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This religion was suppressed to such an extent that legislation once prohibitted its practice.

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Voodoo is a religion that originated in Haiti and have spread to the southern states of the USA. Their open-mindedness allowed for this religion to be accepted and even feature it in Hollywood movies!

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"Me and you together in the island having fun
Under the influence of sweet coconut rum"

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"Dem seh mi black til mi shine, til mi look dirty and it's the only line in life that will ever hurt me because it never come from a Caucasian, trust mi
Dis a black colorism big hypocrisy"

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Foods like palau, buss-up-shot and curry duck, crab and dumpling, bake and shark, flying fish, among others gives us food identity.

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Our music can be used to describe the Caribbean markets itself as; sea, sand and sun. It can also be used as a platform to highlight some of the problems faced.

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This is what defines us

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Start here.