LINKS
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The African Origins of Carnival |
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The Denial of Women's Inheritance Rights in Africa |
Africa Development- The African Development Foundation: Click here for more information
- Transafrica Forum: Transafrica serves as a major research, educational, and organizing institution for the African-American community offering constructive analyses of issues concerning U.S. policy as it affects Africa
- Africare: Africare has become a leader among private, charitable U.S. organizations assisting Africa. It is the oldest and largest African-American organization of its kind. Africare's programs address needs i
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Writers and Writing- Caribbean Review of Books: The Caribbean Review of Books (CRB) is a quarterly magazine exclusively covering new Caribbean books and writing, for readers interested in the regional literary scene.
Each issue includes reviews of
- Caribbean Literary Festival: Click here for more information
- Author Colin Channer: Click here for more information
- The Next Generation of Antiguan Writers: Click here for more information
- Antiguan writer and journalist Joanne C. Hillhouse: Click here for more information
- Patchwork: a multicultural collection by The Dining Table Writers: Stories represent interpretations of situations where cultures bump and the world tilts, if ever so slightly ... Proceeds of sales go to educational grants for women in developing countries.
- Jamaican writer Geoffrey Philps: Blog of Jamaican poet and writer Geoffrey Philps; discussions relating to Caribbean writings and writers.
- Antilles, the weblog of Caribbean Review of Books: Antilles is the weblog of The Caribbean Review of Books, a quarterly magazine covering the Caribbean literary scene (with frequent diversions into art, music, and current affairs).
- Blog of Nicholas Laughlin: The self-described stream of consciousness of Trinidadian editor (Caribbean Beat, Caribbean Review of Books) and writer, Nicholas Laughlin.
- Antilles: the weblog of The Caribbean Review of Books: Antilles is the weblog of The Caribbean Review of Books, a quarterly magazine covering the Caribbean literary scene (with frequent diversions into art, music, and current affairs). Since May 2004, the
- Morphological Confetti: A web journal focuses on writing, history, and cultural studies in the Diaspora
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