Jamaicans.com3h
Remembering Jamaican Airman William Robinson Clarke, the First Black Pilot to Fly for Britain in World War I
Born on October 4, 1895, in Kingston, William Robinson Clarke was the first and only Black pilot to fly for Britain during ...
Jamaicans.com8h
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: Loving One Another God’s Way
Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us . . . Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one ...
Jamaicans.com2d
Exploring Jamaica’s Historic Castles: Dark Tales and Architectural Wonders
Jamaica's historic castles, though in ruins and shrouded in mystery, are a reminder of the island's complex colonial legacy.
Jamaicans.com6d
Shelly-Ann’s Last Dance : A Farewell Celebration Befitting of a Sprint Queen
Shelly- Ann deserves nothing less than a spectacular farewell, one befitting an 18-year legacy of national and porting ...
Jamaicans.com3d
10 Interesting Facts About the Jamaican Language, Most Jamaicans Don’t Know
While the Government of Jamaica does not officially recognize the Jamaican language, it is our mother tongue and a ...
Jamaicans.com9d
Sir Florizel Glasspole: Champion of Workers’ Rights and Education
Celebrating the life and legacy of Sir Florizel Glasspole, Jamaica's longest serving and most accomplished Governor-General.
Jamaicans.com8d
How Ashley Moncrieffe’s Annual Jamaican Citizenship Grant Helps Diasporans Reclaim Their Roots
Following the success of her mini-series, Moncrieffe launched the “Jamaican Citizenship by Descent Grant Giveaway,” a ...
Jamaicans.com11d
Top 10 US States with the Largest Population of Jamaican Americans
Here are the states with the largest population of Jamaican Americans according to 2023 estimates from the Embassy of Jamaica ...
Jamaicans.com10d
Wes Moore: Maryland’s First Black Governor Proud of Jamaican Heritage
Wes Moore, the son of a Jamaican immigrant mother, made history when he became Maryland's first black governor.