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I attended the Black Lives Matter protests over the weekend, covering them for Reuters. Here is the link to the story and the photos are not from Reuters (although a Reuters photog attended and took pictures, one of which accompanies my story). Rather they are from a young man named Ajani Hickling. He has a growing interest in photography and I wanted to showcase his latest work.

“Sea, sand and social distancing: #Caribbean reopens to tourism”


Jamaica’s borders will reopen to tourists on June 15. This is my latest for Reuters- it is part of a region-wide look at the tourism industry reopening post-COVIC.

“How to Make this Moment the Turning Point for Real Change”


A word from a leader I think most of the world wishes was back in power again. President Obama has written a piece on how to sustain change. Please read it.

Just a quick word…



The world is heartbreaking place a lot of the time even if you pay a just little bit of attention. It is undeniably heartbreaking right now for everyone, especially non-white people, who are finally, maybe, just maybe, being heard a little bit. I pray and hope this momentum lasts. Here is a list of resources and places you can go to learn and help.

Driving


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Have a lovely Monday.

Happy Friday


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Jamaican apple tree leaves in the sunlight.

Bobby Digital


This is a nice article in the Guardian about Bobby Digital, who passed away last week at the age of 59

“Jamaica Leads The Way In Profiling Post-Pandemic Travel And Travelers”


Jamaica is preparing to reopen the economy and open borders to tourism. Here’s an article about protocols, although not overly specific.

“Sean Paul’s Dutty Freestyle”