What Does Being a Caribbean Woman Mean to You?

We asked Caribbean women what being a Caribbean woman means to them, and the answers were everything from strength and softness to flavour, freedom and figuring life out as we go.

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Michaela Miller

UK, St. Kitts, Trinidad, Jamaica, Seirra Leone

A few days ago, I asked a simple question on Instagram:

What does being a Caribbean woman mean to you?

And I loved the answers, not because they all said the same thing, but because they actually said the opposite.

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