Nicholas Laughlin finds he could have saved himself the work of writing his long post about “Caribbeanness” simply by quoting renowned Caribbean thinker Lloyd Best.
Written byGeorgia Popplewell
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2 comments
If you’re in the Caribbean and you know it show your tag!
If you’re in the Caribbean and you know it show your tag!
If you’re in the Caribbean and you know it and you really want to show it, show your tag!
Taran:
My title at Global Voices is “Regional Editor, Caribbean”, which means that a Caribbean region has been defined within the Global Voices framework and will be reflected in the design and structure of the site as well. As somebody with your experience should know, such changes take time to be properly put in place.