Except for fantasy Persiamerica, Fantasy Jamaicans are the only people who know how boats work. Their Girl Magic users can use it to alter the weather, a thing nobody from the Girl Magic religious order even knew was possible. Together, they use it to fix global warming.
November 2, 2026 at 4:51 PM
Except for fantasy Persiamerica, Fantasy Jamaicans are the only people who know how boats work. Their Girl Magic users can use it to alter the weather, a thing nobody from the Girl Magic religious order even knew was possible. Together, they use it to fix global warming.
I love Jamaicans... they're so smart and so friendly...One toke is all I ask.🤣
November 1, 2026 at 4:55 PM
I love Jamaicans... they're so smart and so friendly...One toke is all I ask.🤣
OMMFG! I'm loving these hot ass mf Jamaicans couple😋😜😀
November 4, 2026 at 12:15 AM
OMMFG! I'm loving these hot ass mf Jamaicans couple😋😜😀
JAMAICANS - TAKE WARNING (JAGUAR - DSR5720-2 - 1972)
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November 3, 2026 at 12:46 AM
Idk why I always associated this with Jamaicans
November 4, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Idk why I always associated this with Jamaicans
Jamaicans call them dupppy!! So yes.
Random question: Do you believe in ghosts/spirits?
October 28, 2026 at 11:49 PM
Jamaicans call them dupppy!! So yes.
Nah The Expanse LOVES its silly accents so it was kinda surprising all your enemies didnt sound like racist stereotypes of jamaicans as they shout "INNALODA" while shooting at you.
November 1, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Nah The Expanse LOVES its silly accents so it was kinda surprising all your enemies didnt sound like racist stereotypes of jamaicans as they shout "INNALODA" while shooting at you.
What a lot of people can’t fathom is minority v minority racism. Jamaicans being racist to Nigerians. Kenyans v Somalis. Poles v Lithuanians. Chileans v Mexicans. Etc
October 31, 2026 at 9:59 PM
What a lot of people can’t fathom is minority v minority racism. Jamaicans being racist to Nigerians. Kenyans v Somalis. Poles v Lithuanians. Chileans v Mexicans. Etc
This is awesome. Jamaica is a beautiful country and Jamaicans should be the first to enjoy it.
Australian ultra-marathon swimmer and human rights lawyer Eva Buzo will swim for the rights of Jamaicans to freely access their beaches, entering the water in western Jamaica on October 25. She is supporting Jamaican activists' campaign for the government's beach policy to be repealed, in the light…
Record-breaking swimmer Eva Buzo will swim along Jamaica’s north coast for the People’s right to the beach
The issue of free access to beaches in Jamaica for its citizens has never gone away over the past few months, and has been growing more pressing over the past few years. The campaign has continued on social media and on the streets, with community protests in various corners of the island. Concerns over the sell-off of public beaches to private enterprises have risen, despite the Government's efforts to demonstrate that…
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October 30, 2026 at 12:41 PM
This is awesome. Jamaica is a beautiful country and Jamaicans should be the first to enjoy it.
My Dad grew up with and still friends with a lot of Jamaicans so its almost his second language lol. Maybe I'll ask him to translate 🙂
November 1, 2026 at 9:15 AM
My Dad grew up with and still friends with a lot of Jamaicans so its almost his second language lol. Maybe I'll ask him to translate 🙂
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
A temporary injunction in the coastline battle for beaches to be publicly accessible, not sealed off for private developments, is just a step in fighting what islanders call a tourism model that disadvantages Jamaicans
When the Australian human rights lawyer Eva Buzo emerged from the sea on to the shores of One Man Beach in Montego Bay on Sunday after her gruelling, nearly 11-hour-long swim, the thunderous pulse of welcome drums was drowned out by the chants of “free beach” from jubilant supporters.
Here in Jamaica’s tourism capital, against a backdrop of jagged mountains and sunset-tinted clouds, Buzo – a celebrated marathon swimmer – said she was pleased to help support the important work of the Jamaica Beach Birthright Environmental Movement (Jabbem) and others fighting for free public access to Jamaica’s beaches. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
October 31, 2026 at 10:07 AM
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
(3) There's another insurmountable problem, which is
'who pays'? Can Jamaicans sue Malians for their part in sourcing slaves for the transatlantic trade? Who can they sue in Mali? Who in Mali has moral or practical responsibility for the actions of their predecessors?
'who pays'? Can Jamaicans sue Malians for their part in sourcing slaves for the transatlantic trade? Who can they sue in Mali? Who in Mali has moral or practical responsibility for the actions of their predecessors?
November 1, 2026 at 12:01 AM
(3) There's another insurmountable problem, which is
'who pays'? Can Jamaicans sue Malians for their part in sourcing slaves for the transatlantic trade? Who can they sue in Mali? Who in Mali has moral or practical responsibility for the actions of their predecessors?
'who pays'? Can Jamaicans sue Malians for their part in sourcing slaves for the transatlantic trade? Who can they sue in Mali? Who in Mali has moral or practical responsibility for the actions of their predecessors?
And Jamaicans thought he was racist as hell. Lots of people agreed, myself included.
Stick to what works. Cute little robots and cultural archetypes.
I was weird, I liked Chewbacca the best.
Stick to what works. Cute little robots and cultural archetypes.
I was weird, I liked Chewbacca the best.
October 29, 2026 at 5:33 AM
And Jamaicans thought he was racist as hell. Lots of people agreed, myself included.
Stick to what works. Cute little robots and cultural archetypes.
I was weird, I liked Chewbacca the best.
Stick to what works. Cute little robots and cultural archetypes.
I was weird, I liked Chewbacca the best.
Who else finds it weird that no one is telling Haitians to refer to themselves as African-Haitians or telling Jamaicans to refer to themselves as African-Jamaicans?
October 30, 2026 at 3:23 AM
Who else finds it weird that no one is telling Haitians to refer to themselves as African-Haitians or telling Jamaicans to refer to themselves as African-Jamaicans?
The Expanse game this is going up against also had a really funny controversy cause they belter enemies were speaking too white coded, didnt sound like jamaicans.
Luckly they fixed that!
Luckly they fixed that!
November 1, 2026 at 12:09 PM
The Expanse game this is going up against also had a really funny controversy cause they belter enemies were speaking too white coded, didnt sound like jamaicans.
Luckly they fixed that!
Luckly they fixed that!
Rastafari: Babylon and Redemption
Rastafari arose among poor and marginalized Afro-Jamaicans in the 1930s, drawing on the Bible, Ethiopianism, and Black liberation. Haile Selassie became central: many Rastas regard him as Jah incarnate or Christ returned, while others see a prophet—
Rastafari arose among poor and marginalized Afro-Jamaicans in the 1930s, drawing on the Bible, Ethiopianism, and Black liberation. Haile Selassie became central: many Rastas regard him as Jah incarnate or Christ returned, while others see a prophet—
November 3, 2026 at 7:18 AM
Rastafari: Babylon and Redemption
Rastafari arose among poor and marginalized Afro-Jamaicans in the 1930s, drawing on the Bible, Ethiopianism, and Black liberation. Haile Selassie became central: many Rastas regard him as Jah incarnate or Christ returned, while others see a prophet—
Rastafari arose among poor and marginalized Afro-Jamaicans in the 1930s, drawing on the Bible, Ethiopianism, and Black liberation. Haile Selassie became central: many Rastas regard him as Jah incarnate or Christ returned, while others see a prophet—
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
A temporary injunction in the coastline battle for beaches to be publicly accessible, not sealed off for private developments, is just a step in fighting what islanders call a tourism model that disadvantages Jamaicans
www.theguardian.com
October 31, 2026 at 10:03 AM
‘Plantation tourism’: court victory signals hope in Jamaica’s fight to keep beaches public
Where the litter boxes went and the they're eating the cats and dogs with a post that suspiciously looks like an UNSEASONED chicken from a video of someone standing in front of a window while claiming it's Jamaicans, etc invading.
October 30, 2026 at 7:34 PM
Where the litter boxes went and the they're eating the cats and dogs with a post that suspiciously looks like an UNSEASONED chicken from a video of someone standing in front of a window while claiming it's Jamaicans, etc invading.
Ah, I see, I think it depends on the contractor. Plus the Chinese in Jamaica bring their families, they live here like the Cuban doctors. It helps that there were already Chinese-Jamaicans living on the island for a century.
November 2, 2026 at 1:26 AM
Ah, I see, I think it depends on the contractor. Plus the Chinese in Jamaica bring their families, they live here like the Cuban doctors. It helps that there were already Chinese-Jamaicans living on the island for a century.
‘A temporary injunction in the coastline battle for beaches to be publicly accessible, not sealed off for private developments, is just a step in fighting what islanders call a tourism model that disadvantages Jamaicans.’ #responsibletourism #jamaica
November 1, 2026 at 6:57 AM
‘A temporary injunction in the coastline battle for beaches to be publicly accessible, not sealed off for private developments, is just a step in fighting what islanders call a tourism model that disadvantages Jamaicans.’ #responsibletourism #jamaica
Listen! Nephew definitely bit off more than he could chew! Especially when the song is VIOLENTLY homophobic. I listened to the album on a trip to Destin Florida, and when that track came on 3 other Jamaicans in the car almost had whiplash just from hearing “from dem a Par…”
October 31, 2026 at 12:02 AM
Listen! Nephew definitely bit off more than he could chew! Especially when the song is VIOLENTLY homophobic. I listened to the album on a trip to Destin Florida, and when that track came on 3 other Jamaicans in the car almost had whiplash just from hearing “from dem a Par…”