Seven Black Men
Jan Mckenley
Published 2006
224 pages
The most popular caribbean experience books
These books come from the Caribbean and its diaspora. Island life, migration, the legacy of slavery and empire, and the music and speech of the region run through them. Novels, poetry and memoirs here are vivid with place, and full of humor, resistance and longing for home.
Results
He Drown She in the Sea
Shani Mootoo
Published 2005
360 pages
Taking a Stand Gus John Speaks on Education, Race, Social Action & Civil Unrest 1980-2005
Gus John
Published 2006
608 pages
Black Supplementary Schooling in Britain
Cornel DaCosta
Published 2003
160 pages
Woman to Woman And, Thanks to the Brothers
Eutille E. Duncan
Published 2002
82 pages
Our untold stories
Gail Johnson
Published 2001
80 pages
Caribbean Students in Canadian Schools
Elizabeth Coelho
1988 · 2001 edition
212 pages
The West Indian Americans
Holger Henke
Published 2000
182 pages
From Immigrants to Ethnic Minority (Interdisciplinary Research Series in Ethics, Gender and Class Relations)
Lorna Chessum
Published 2000
324 pages
Poetic Negotiation of Identity in the Works of Brathwaite, Harris, Senior and Dabydeen
Emily Allen Williams
Published 1999
152 pages
The socio-economic attainment of Caribbean Blacks
Suzanne Model, Robert F. Harney Professorship and Program in Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies
Published 1999
46 pages
Caribbean immigrants
W. W. Anderson
Published 1993
157 pages
Carnival
Denise Burden-Patmon
Published 1993
21 pages
Caribbean Life in New York City
Constance R. Sutton, Elsa Chaney
1989 · 1994 edition
384 pages
African Caribbean People in Leicestershire
J. Benyon, J. Garland, S. Lyle, Anna McClure
Published 1996
32 pages
The Caribbean Diaspora in Toronto
Frances Henry
Published 1994
297 pages
Nationalism and Identity
Stefano Harney
Published 1996
192 pages
Caribbean Migration to Western Europe and the United States
Ramon Grosfoguel, Margarita Cervantes-Rodríguez, Eric H Mielants
Published 2009
270 pages
Aliens and Alienists Ethnic Minorities and Psychiatry
Roland Littlewood, Maurice Lipsedge
1989 · 1997 edition
352 pages
Salt-Water Trinnies
Christine G.T. Ho
Published 1991
237 pages
Freedom and Constraint in Caribbean Migration and Diaspora
Elizabeth M. Thomas-Hope, Rose Mary Allen
Published 2009
392 pages
"We Ting" Notting Hill Carnival A Poetic Narrative
Alex Pascall
Published 1991
16 pages
Caribbean New York
Philip Kasinitz
Published 1992
296 pages
Don Moore, an autobiography
Donald Moore
Published 1985
240 pages