Caribbean diaspora

noun ka-rib-BE-an di-AS-po-ra

The Caribbean diaspora — the great communities of Jamaicans and other West Indians settled abroad, above all in the UK, the US, and Canada, who keep the culture alive through food, music, patois, church, and above all Carnival. It sends remittances 'a yaad', shapes politics and taste in host cities, and keeps a tight thread back to the islands.

  • Di Caribbean diaspora big inna London an New York.

    The Caribbean diaspora is large in London and New York.

  • Carnival keep di diaspora connected to yaad.

    Carnival keeps the diaspora connected to home.

West Indian communities abroad, esp. UK/US/Canada. See [[carnival]], [[farrin]].

Jamaicans/West Indians abroad; sustained by food, music, patois, and Carnival.