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Brooklyn New York! You must try @mangobaynyc those Afro Caribbean cuisines really made a brotha so happy and full! 😂🖤 #troyamess #fyp #brooklyn #datenight #afrocaribbean
Brooklyn New York! You must try @mangobaynyc those Afro Caribbean cuisines really made a brotha so happy and full! 😂🖤 #troyamess #fyp #brooklyn #datenight #afrocaribbean
🌴🔥 AFRO CARIBBEAN ESKALATION 🔥🌴 Heute holen wir die Caribbean Vibes nach Erfurt 🌊🌺 3 Floors – 3 Vibes – eine Nacht. 🔥 🔊 Main Hall: Techno, Bounce, Trance, Hardtechno, Groove, Hypertechno & Schranz 💥 Rittersaal: HipHop, Latin, Afro, Open Format & Edits 🍹 Special: Coladas für 7 € statt 10 € Palmen, Sommer-Vibes & Eskalation bis zur letzten Minute. 🌴🔥 Wer ist heute dabei? 👀 Markiert eure Partycrew🫶🏼 #musikparkerfurt #erfurt #partyinerfurt #musikpark #afro
🌴🔥 AFRO CARIBBEAN ESKALATION 🔥🌴 Heute holen wir die Caribbean Vibes nach Erfurt 🌊🌺 3 Floors – 3 Vibes – eine Nacht. 🔥 🔊 Main Hall: Techno, Bounce, Trance, Hardtechno, Groove, Hypertechno & Schranz 💥 Rittersaal: HipHop, Latin, Afro, Open Format & Edits 🍹 Special: Coladas für 7 € statt 10 € Palmen, Sommer-Vibes & Eskalation bis zur letzten Minute. 🌴🔥 Wer ist heute dabei? 👀 Markiert eure Partycrew🫶🏼 #musikparkerfurt #erfurt #partyinerfurt #musikpark #afro
Salsa as we know it took shape in New York City during the 1960s and ’70s, but its roots go back generations. The music carries African and Afro Caribbean influences, with sounds like son cubano and rumba becoming important foundations along with mambo, guaracha, cha cha chá, jazz and other Caribbean sounds. New York is where all of this really started coming together. Puerto Rican, Cuban and other Latin musicians were shaping the city’s music scene, and eventually salsa became the name connected to this mixture of rhythms and sounds. Puerto Rico would also become one of salsa’s biggest centers, while the genre continued growing across places like Venezuela and Colombia before reaching even bigger audiences around the world. And I think that’s what makes salsa history so interesting. The music we know today carries pieces of different cultures, sounds and generations that all helped shape what salsa became. Now the important question… who’s on your Mount Rushmore of salsa?
Salsa as we know it took shape in New York City during the 1960s and ’70s, but its roots go back generations. The music carries African and Afro Caribbean influences, with sounds like son cubano and rumba becoming important foundations along with mambo, guaracha, cha cha chá, jazz and other Caribbean sounds. New York is where all of this really started coming together. Puerto Rican, Cuban and other Latin musicians were shaping the city’s music scene, and eventually salsa became the name connected to this mixture of rhythms and sounds. Puerto Rico would also become one of salsa’s biggest centers, while the genre continued growing across places like Venezuela and Colombia before reaching even bigger audiences around the world. And I think that’s what makes salsa history so interesting. The music we know today carries pieces of different cultures, sounds and generations that all helped shape what salsa became. Now the important question… who’s on your Mount Rushmore of salsa?
#AARoots — Junkanoo is in session! For those that don’t know this festival, celebrates the history and culture for Afro Caribbean since the 1700’s. The locations you can find this festival are Bahamas, Belize, Nicaragua, Honduras, and the Southern USA! 🎥: @one_family_warriors @davis.tcg #AmplifyAfrica
#AARoots — Junkanoo is in session! For those that don’t know this festival, celebrates the history and culture for Afro Caribbean since the 1700’s. The locations you can find this festival are Bahamas, Belize, Nicaragua, Honduras, and the Southern USA! 🎥: @one_family_warriors @davis.tcg #AmplifyAfrica
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month but let’s spend a little while getting Smarter in Seconds about Latino Identity with @blactina, @lilyjoywinder, and @asif.tv! 🌎Written by @asif.tv! In the US, Hispanic describes people who come from a primarily Spanish-speaking country. The term was popularized in the 1970s when Mexican American organizations including @maldefian pushed for a distinct ethnic category in the US census. Both “Hispanic” and “Latino” are umbrella terms that refer to broad regions, and countless cultures, communities, ethnicities, races, and more. Though many people identify more with their nationalities than these terms. Many of the over 50 million Indigenous people in these regions identify with their own communities rather than the language and labels oppressors forced onto them. And of the over 130 million people of African descent in Latin America, many self identify as Afro Latino or Afro Caribbean. Despite Haiti’s rebellion sparking the revolutions across Latin America, racism, colorism, and the legacy of enslavement have resulted in ongoing hatred against these core communities. We want to help explain the context and history of these terms and identities, but remember that no one should be forced to identify with them or be excluded because of bias! Extra credit 📝 Did you learn anything new from this deeper dive into Latino identity? Did you see our first episode of Smarter in Seconds
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month but let’s spend a little while getting Smarter in Seconds about Latino Identity with @blactina, @lilyjoywinder, and @asif.tv! 🌎Written by @asif.tv! In the US, Hispanic describes people who come from a primarily Spanish-speaking country. The term was popularized in the 1970s when Mexican American organizations including @maldefian pushed for a distinct ethnic category in the US census. Both “Hispanic” and “Latino” are umbrella terms that refer to broad regions, and countless cultures, communities, ethnicities, races, and more. Though many people identify more with their nationalities than these terms. Many of the over 50 million Indigenous people in these regions identify with their own communities rather than the language and labels oppressors forced onto them. And of the over 130 million people of African descent in Latin America, many self identify as Afro Latino or Afro Caribbean. Despite Haiti’s rebellion sparking the revolutions across Latin America, racism, colorism, and the legacy of enslavement have resulted in ongoing hatred against these core communities. We want to help explain the context and history of these terms and identities, but remember that no one should be forced to identify with them or be excluded because of bias! Extra credit 📝 Did you learn anything new from this deeper dive into Latino identity? Did you see our first episode of Smarter in Seconds
That’s it girl you protect the head, protect the hair, protect the CROWN! She’ll tell you herself the durag stays ON under that helmet! I love watching her learn how to care for her hair while staying safe and doing her thing. Crown protected at all times. #ProtectYourCrown #BlackGirlMagic #mixedracegirl #afrohair #brownskinnedgirl . Hair care . Afro Caribbean care . Mixed race . Durag . Bike safety
That’s it girl you protect the head, protect the hair, protect the CROWN! She’ll tell you herself the durag stays ON under that helmet! I love watching her learn how to care for her hair while staying safe and doing her thing. Crown protected at all times. #ProtectYourCrown #BlackGirlMagic #mixedracegirl #afrohair #brownskinnedgirl . Hair care . Afro Caribbean care . Mixed race . Durag . Bike safety
We were Africans before we became anything else. Malcolm X understood that the story of Black people could not begin with slavery. It had to begin with Africa. He often pondered the historical violence that separated Africans from their homeland people taken by force, stripped of names, languages, cultures and histories, and scattered across the Americas, the Caribbean, Europe and elsewhere. The tragedy was not only that Africans were enslaved. It was that generations were deliberately disconnected from the knowledge of where they came from. Yet before the labels Black American, Afro Caribbean, African American, Jamaican, Brazilian, Haitian we were African. Malcolm X’s search for identity was therefore also a search for memory: to know yourself is to know the history that existed before the chains. Africa was not the beginning of our oppression. It was the beginning of us. #panafrican #africanhistory #africa #africanheritage #reels
We were Africans before we became anything else. Malcolm X understood that the story of Black people could not begin with slavery. It had to begin with Africa. He often pondered the historical violence that separated Africans from their homeland people taken by force, stripped of names, languages, cultures and histories, and scattered across the Americas, the Caribbean, Europe and elsewhere. The tragedy was not only that Africans were enslaved. It was that generations were deliberately disconnected from the knowledge of where they came from. Yet before the labels Black American, Afro Caribbean, African American, Jamaican, Brazilian, Haitian we were African. Malcolm X’s search for identity was therefore also a search for memory: to know yourself is to know the history that existed before the chains. Africa was not the beginning of our oppression. It was the beginning of us. #panafrican #africanhistory #africa #africanheritage #reels
NYC brought the Caribbean heat for Labor Day weekend 🔥 BALI get ready for October 2nd! Afro Caribbean sounds, good people & a dance floor that doesn’t stop🪩 More info soon! #diskoafrikaofficial #bali #blackinbali #baliparty #afrocaribbean
NYC brought the Caribbean heat for Labor Day weekend 🔥 BALI get ready for October 2nd! Afro Caribbean sounds, good people & a dance floor that doesn’t stop🪩 More info soon! #diskoafrikaofficial #bali #blackinbali #baliparty #afrocaribbean
This is the experience to expect on a cruise ship when you sail with us ! Afro Caribbean wordplay, simple but effective #cruisedj #wordplay @joe.lobel inspired
This is the experience to expect on a cruise ship when you sail with us ! Afro Caribbean wordplay, simple but effective #cruisedj #wordplay @joe.lobel inspired
@iamottob thank you for this! Pete “El Conde” Rodriguez was always a truth sayer!! Black & Proud!!!! Afro Caribbean / Afro Boricüa history is Black History!! Happy Black History Month! ✊🏽❤️✊🏾❤️✊🏿
@iamottob thank you for this! Pete “El Conde” Rodriguez was always a truth sayer!! Black & Proud!!!! Afro Caribbean / Afro Boricüa history is Black History!! Happy Black History Month! ✊🏽❤️✊🏾❤️✊🏿
Afro Caribbean culture alive and well in NY #jambalaseegrenada #afrocaribbean #kestheband #headpieceriddim #wiadca
Afro Caribbean culture alive and well in NY #jambalaseegrenada #afrocaribbean #kestheband #headpieceriddim #wiadca
⬇️TOUT LE PROGRAMME DU WEEK-END À MARSEILLE 🎉 Voilà ton agenda complet du week-end, vérifie prix et horaires sur les comptes instagram mentionnés avant de t’y rendre 📍 Abonne-toi @moicestmariama pour ne plus rater les bons plans de Marseille 💛 SAMEDI 12 SEPTEMBRE 🎨 Culture aérosol inauguration street art 10h @laerosol_marseille kosmo pop up photo mode musique 13h @kosmo.mrs kiff manif percussions danse 16h Parc Longchamp @mairie4et5marseille Festival 14h we are Kultr @mairie1516marseille au parc billoux 13015 🌙 Soirée Concert de la victoire @nouvelleecolefr avec @typhmdba et plein d’artistes à la @frichelabelledemai tropiques de mars cumbia zouk 21h @tropiquesdemars la gadji soirée 100% femmes karaoké DJ Rivage Marseille @lagadji_marseille a @rivage.marseille summer party afro caribbean twerk 23h au @black.queen.marseille avec @sun.afrika M. Pokora Adrénaline Tour 20h au dôme 👨‍👩‍👧 Famille nouvel an éthiopien et érythréen 12h @mediterrhanaa @leplanduplan grande sardinade Malpassé 19h @mairie1314marseille 🤝 Asso fiesta des asso 14h @marseille2_3 échange de plantes jardinage 10h @lesateliersblancarde nettoyage convivial Malmousque avec @1dechetparjour_1pieceofrubbish 🏃 Sport essayage sneakers Asics pétanque bingo 11h @asics_sportstyle 🍽️ Food street food festival dernier jour 18h @mpgastronomie 🛍️ Shopping shlagmarket tattoo market 12h Espace Carte Blanche @shlagmarket DIMANCHE 13 SEPTEMBRE 🎨 Culture dernier salon avant la fin littérature fantasy sf @dernier.salon.avant.la.fin expo france 98 dernier jour gratuit @generationfrance98 festival les mains gauches courts métrages queer prix libre Videodrome @lesmainsgauches_ @videodrome2 les passeurs de l’Huveaune balade musicale 15h30 Le Talus @letalusmarseille 🏃 Sport essayage sneakers Asics suite 11h @asics_sportstyle afrovibe dance workout 10h Le Meteor Vieux-Port 20€ @afrovibedanceworkout 🎨 Culture (suite) aérosol street art suite 10h @laerosol_marseille 🛍️ Shopping shlagmarket dernier jour 12h Espace Carte Blanche @shlagmarket Enregistre ce guide, identifie ton +1 en commentaire.
⬇️TOUT LE PROGRAMME DU WEEK-END À MARSEILLE 🎉 Voilà ton agenda complet du week-end, vérifie prix et horaires sur les comptes instagram mentionnés avant de t’y rendre 📍 Abonne-toi @moicestmariama pour ne plus rater les bons plans de Marseille 💛 SAMEDI 12 SEPTEMBRE 🎨 Culture aérosol inauguration street art 10h @laerosol_marseille kosmo pop up photo mode musique 13h @kosmo.mrs kiff manif percussions danse 16h Parc Longchamp @mairie4et5marseille Festival 14h we are Kultr @mairie1516marseille au parc billoux 13015 🌙 Soirée Concert de la victoire @nouvelleecolefr avec @typhmdba et plein d’artistes à la @frichelabelledemai tropiques de mars cumbia zouk 21h @tropiquesdemars la gadji soirée 100% femmes karaoké DJ Rivage Marseille @lagadji_marseille a @rivage.marseille summer party afro caribbean twerk 23h au @black.queen.marseille avec @sun.afrika M. Pokora Adrénaline Tour 20h au dôme 👨‍👩‍👧 Famille nouvel an éthiopien et érythréen 12h @mediterrhanaa @leplanduplan grande sardinade Malpassé 19h @mairie1314marseille 🤝 Asso fiesta des asso 14h @marseille2_3 échange de plantes jardinage 10h @lesateliersblancarde nettoyage convivial Malmousque avec @1dechetparjour_1pieceofrubbish 🏃 Sport essayage sneakers Asics pétanque bingo 11h @asics_sportstyle 🍽️ Food street food festival dernier jour 18h @mpgastronomie 🛍️ Shopping shlagmarket tattoo market 12h Espace Carte Blanche @shlagmarket DIMANCHE 13 SEPTEMBRE 🎨 Culture dernier salon avant la fin littérature fantasy sf @dernier.salon.avant.la.fin expo france 98 dernier jour gratuit @generationfrance98 festival les mains gauches courts métrages queer prix libre Videodrome @lesmainsgauches_ @videodrome2 les passeurs de l’Huveaune balade musicale 15h30 Le Talus @letalusmarseille 🏃 Sport essayage sneakers Asics suite 11h @asics_sportstyle afrovibe dance workout 10h Le Meteor Vieux-Port 20€ @afrovibedanceworkout 🎨 Culture (suite) aérosol street art suite 10h @laerosol_marseille 🛍️ Shopping shlagmarket dernier jour 12h Espace Carte Blanche @shlagmarket Enregistre ce guide, identifie ton +1 en commentaire.
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