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CAPTAIN KONYA: Plummer is Proud to Lead Jamaica’s Girlzto World Cup

Konya Plummer is fast and athletic with a warrior’s competitive spirit. But, at age 21, she’s still learning the game of soccer. So when Jamaica asked her to lead its national team to the nation’s first ever appearance at the Women’s World Cup last month in France, it seemed a heavy load. Yet Plummer, who has targeted graduation from a Florida college next year, has embraced her role. At the biggest tournament of her life, Jamaica’s captain told Caribbean Today’s Gordon Williams it’s all been good.

“Plummer, Konya” -  Photograph by Gordon Williams

Partnerships are Key for Caribbean Diaspora in U.S.,

KINGSTON, Jamaica - World Bank: The Caribbean diaspora is a sizable, well-educated and affluent demographic. Supported by right incentives and policies, diaspora members could play an even larger role in contributing to the region’s development.

Insannally wants more structure.

Winning Freedom by Picking Locks to Human Cages

The “Decarceration Collective” was founded in 2016 by MiAngel Cody, with a mission to defend federal prisoners serving life for drugs. They serve as a premier collaboration of lawyers, community organizers, and criminal justice policy consultants working together to dismantle a system that has put nonviolent drugs offenders in prison for life.

Learn Your Numbers During Stroke Awareness Month

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and it is very significant to me, because I am a stroke survivor. As a stroke survivor, I consider myself to be a miracle. One of my goals in life is to educate Americans (particularly Black Men), that 80% of strokes can be prevented with knowledge and education. Strokes have the potential to be a silent killer, and nearly 85% of all strokes that occur show no warning signs.

The Only Word After Reading Mueller’s Report Is Impeachment

The Mueller report is finally out, and there are numerous links between the Trump campaign and people connected to the Russian government. After the special’s 23 month investigation which produced 2,300 subpoenas, and 500 search warrants, that lead to indictments against 34 people, Trump is calling the report, “President Harassment.”

President Donald Trump - The Biggest Loser

President Donald Trump must be the biggest and best con man alive. He seems to be a Teflon individual, who has the ability to talk you out of your money, even though you know he is lying. Not only does he have the ability to talk you out of the money in your pocket, but he can fool you to take more money out of your bank account.

National Caribbean-American Heritage Month Statement

For decades, Miami-Dade County has welcomed immigrant families, laborers, and entrepreneurs from the Caribbean region.  National Caribbean-American Heritage Month is an opportunity to celebrate the enduring contributions and achievements of these persons, and those who may trace their heritage to the region, to the landscape and vibrancy of our nation and County. 

William Barr, Human Shield

On Wednesday, William Barr, the attorney general, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Hours earlier, The Washington Post had reported that Robert Mueller, the special counsel, had sent Barr a letter in late March suggesting that Barr had misrepresented Mueller’s Russia report in his initial public summary of it. Facing the Senate, Barr was asked for an explanation. “The letter’s a bit snitty,” he replied, suggesting an underling had written it.

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