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Jamaica
• 11 days ago
Happy Independence Day, Jamaica! 🇯🇲 63 years of nationhood and countless reasons to give thanks. Today, we offer our prayers for Jamaica’s peace, prosperity and unity. What’s your wish or prayer for the land of your birth? Share it in the comments and speak it into life.
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• 4 months ago
From powerful anthems like “Hello Mama Africa” to heartfelt classics like “It’s Growing” and “Zion in a Vision”, Garnett Silk's music continues to uplift and inspire generations. Today, on his birthday, we celebrate the legacy of a true reggae icon. What’s your favourite Garnet Silk song? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️
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• 4 months ago (edited)
Want to win a 3-day Bleachers pass to the inaugural Grand Slam Track meet in Kingston next week? Answer this question ↘️ Which Jamaican sprinter broke Michael Johnson's 200m record? Where and in what year did it happen? Hint: ⚡ The first person to comment the right answer wins. Must be in Jamaica to redeem.
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📚 Trevor D. Rhone was a master storyteller who put Jamaican culture on the global stage. 🇯🇲 He co-wrote the 1972 Jamaican film "The Harder They Come" with Perry Henzell, a groundbreaking piece of work that introduced reggae and Jamaican cinema to the world. His sharp wit and keen eye for social commentary shone in classics like "Smile Orange", capturing the humor and hustle of island life. From theatre to film, Rhone’s work celebrated Jamaica’s raw, unfiltered reality—stories that still resonate today. Join us as we celebrate this legendary playwright, actor and director on what would have been his 85th birthday. hashtag#TrevorRhone hashtag#JamaicanPlaywright hashtag#JamaicanCinema
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• 4 months ago
Did You Know?: Reverend Hugh Braham Sherlock was the writer behind the Jamaican national anthem and pledge. Born in Portland on March 21, 1905, he devoted his life to service. As a Methodist minister, he worked in Turks & Caicos before returning to Jamaica, where he founded Boys’ Town in 1940, empowering young men through education and sports. Sherlock later led the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and served on the World Methodist Council. His lifelong contributions earned him national honors such as the Order of Jamaica and the Order of the British Empire.
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Lee "Scratch" Perry was a true pioneer who transformed reggae and gave birth to dub music. His legendary Black Ark Studio became a hub of innovation, influencing not just reggae but also hip-hop, electronic music and remix culture. With 50+ albums, collaborations with legends like Bob Marley & King Tubby, and a relentless creative spirit, Perry didn’t just make music—he changed the way we experience it. His influence still echoes in studios worldwide. 🌍🎶
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