What is the Caribbean?

What is the Caribbean Sea? Many people ask themselves what the Caribbe is. What constitutes the Caribbean Sea. How each island created identity for its history. Sidney Mintz tackled a more social interpretation of the article "Caribbean Sea Region as a Socio-cultural District" and Antonio Benítez-Rojo tackled a more humane interpretation of the article "From Plantation to Plantation". Meanwhile, Michelle Cliff is more personal with her novel "Abeng" and her article "If I can write it as a fire".

Many opinions on "What does Caribbean mean?" In my opinion, regardless of whether you were born there, it is an honor to be a Caribbean citizen. We have gone a long way in this area. It depicts country, country, and fate in the most extreme and moving way. So, we are in the Caribbean, we are the West Indies. The Caribbean Sea is a characteristic that people have when they leave the Caribbean, as long as their presence, inner feelings, and they are long enough to develop their identity. But everyone is different, depending on which island you came from, your social / ethnic background and so on. Generally, we all have a similar feeling.

You and your family were born in a country surrounded by the Caribbean, the "Caribbean identity". We are all Caribbean people, we are the citizens of the country we were born. I was born as a Dominican, but I am a Caribbean who lives and works in the UK. My children are British because they think they were Caribbean, born in the UK. The Caribbean is a member of the cricket team in the West Indies. Even if your island does not represent the team, you shake the flag to represent all of us. The Caribbean is the University of the West Indies University (UWI) - the best integration experiment, we have learned each other's slang and dialect, married our neighbors and we are "confused" more than ever. Know the way to work hard, know the way to relax, open a very pretty party, listen to Mighty Sparrow not too beautiful