Maximilian Forte's Blog – June 2008 Archive (2)
A Note from Max Forte: On the future of the CAC and KACIKE
Dear friends, if you will allow me a personal announcement, this might be of some minimal interest to a few readers of this blog.
By the end of this year I will have formally withdrawn from the Caribbean Amerindian Centrelink, which will either pass into new hands, some new hands, or none and remain archived online at a new location. The current location of the CAC is at…
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By the end of this year I will have formally withdrawn from the Caribbean Amerindian Centrelink, which will either pass into new hands, some new hands, or none and remain archived online at a new location. The current location of the CAC is at…
Added by Maximilian Forte on June 5, 2008 at 12:50pm — 1 Comment
Questions about Race...and Photography
Given the debate surrounding the proposed ban of "mixed-blood" marriages among Dominica's Caribs, and the unexplained assertion that 1,000 "full blood Caribs" remain there, added to assertions made in the Taino Revival book that contemporary Tainos are really black people trying to deny their blackness by choosing a Taino identity, there seems to be a whole bundle of very contentious ideas, and… Continue
Added by Maximilian Forte on June 1, 2008 at 4:19pm — 1 Comment
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