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Danielle Cox gave us a Broadway production👏I am deeply moved, as I attended school with her mother, Tenuke was our song bird too. Witnessing this achievement fills me with immense pride. 🫠Imagine going to school with her mother while she was a baby and then witnessing this. Wha nuh dead nuh dead nuh dash whe, Jamaican women them resilient!
Big up Jamaica watching from Canada. Happy Independence 64 years . 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
They were arguing in the back about whether or not Danielle knew what reparatory justice meant and if she answered the question, and she definitely did. Reparations are the mediums used to achieve that justice; in other words, it's how you apply reparatory justice. It's the same damn thing, and she explained ways of compensating Jamaica and why it's important that we lobby for reparations. She has a big social media platform that they awarded her for. I would have mentioned that and the tools I would have used, like infographics, hashtags, tagging colonial governments, politicians, providing contact information for the appropriate bodies, hosting discussions, and resharing posts about reparations. Overall, she did great.
Ms St.Catherine Represented very well , her talent was exceptional & She answered Her Question About Patwa Very well.
Miss St Catherine was the best..however..her patwa question answer was what brought her down
The selector bad like yawse, what a presentation 😂not even done watching and mi know a she tek it for the talent piece
This was amazing. I miss back in the day when I used to take part in Jamaica festivals. The queens were gorgeous and so talented. Big up 🇯🇲🖤💚💛. Singing Melody BADDDD NIH BADWUD BADWUD 👏🏽❤️
one more degree talent piece was really hot Juliet stiff like board didnt get it all just searched for the sentiments of others at the end.
So true mr hardware.. Never too old to learn..
Big up JA!!!! Tuning in from ATL...🇯🇲💗
Beautiful girls!!!
You go Jervine… proud of you. 👏 😊
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Invest in agriculture is what you should do.
Yikes!
The ladies are lovely . So far the acts are underwhelming. Must have missed the good individual performances.