marlon was born in jamaica in 1970. he's the author a brief history of seven killings, the book of night woman and jim crow's devil. his recent novel, moon which spider king second novel in james's dark star trilogy, african fantasy, was published in february 2022. he's a recipient of the 2015 man booker prize, the american award, the mansfield wolf prize for fiction, the literary peace prize, and was a finalist for the 2019 national book award and is a fellow yardie muslim engage day is the author of the shadow king shortlisted for the 2020 booker prize and mississippi's of the american academy of arts and letters award in literature, as well as a los angeles times book prize finalist. it was named the best book of 2018 by new york times and time, elle and other publication. beneath the lion's gaze, her debut was selected by the guardian as one of the ten best contemporary african. kahlil gibran muhammad is the award winning author of the combination of blackness race, crime and the making of modern urban america and a

i'm from the island of jamaica and i moved to jamaica, queens. >> anthony: why jamaica, queens? for a living? what kind of work did she doing? >> loy: you know she didn't have all the education in the world. so you had to do all the odds and ends she had to clean floors and just do whatever she had to do just to get things going. i think it's pretty much the similar story of immigrants that come to the united states. they come and work hard because it's the land of opportunity and they find a way to make it out of the rut. or at least using that platform to have someone like me their offspring to become a little bit more, right? than they were. >> anthony: ordinarily the story is, i'm a regular beer drinker at this joint and the thought of it disappearing is unbearable for me, where am i going to drink now? but that's not your story. >> loy: i knew that this place was important you know? i just felt something special and being someone that's from queens, something that's special like this shouldn't disappear. it was three days from closing down when i walked into the place. >> a

there are some people who think he was born in jamaica. there are some people who think he was born north carolina. there are some people who think he was born bristling land. there are different hearings. i haven't seen the definitive detailing of his early life. so it's very hard to say much about him. but i have no doubt that a number of pirates were educated. i mean certainly as well educated as the average person of the day. whether they were as educated as stephen bonnett was for example and aristocrat i doubt that that was quite common. but they were just like their fellow seamen of the era. people who went to see and were before the master one of the officers or one of the head guys. they often had very minimal education. but we have to remember, back then, a lot of people didn't go to school at all. they had very different kinds of careers, they were physical laborers. again, if you can find more, maybe it's out there. it would be wonderful if there was a great journal or something that nobody is found. that gives us greater insig

, growing up in jamaica as a young girl i was actually taught silence and shame for a very, very long time so being a writer was something completely drastic in my community where i'm from. the women, my mother, don't air your dirty laundry in the public river. so with the pen, it was more me saying what about the stowers i want to tell, or stories that i hear and nobody wants to talk about. when i started writing "here comes the sun" my first novel, from the working class women in jamaica that i grew up with, and also document the other things, the other side of paradise. so, seeing that these women are actually people and you know, growing up, it was always -- when i read of jamaica written, it was actually written by men and always written by foreigners, so for me i never saw myself on the page, which is why it was important for me to center these women on the page. "here comes the sun" features four jamaican women on the island and usually when people hear about jamaica, it's the beautiful sand, beach, great, it's beautiful, but what about the people? you know, i always wonder wha

, born in jamaica as a young girl i was actually taught violence and shame for a long time. it was something drastic in my community where i'm from so the one in, the mothers, especially my mother's when i took the pen it was more we said to myself what about the stories i want to tell and what about the stories that i hear but nobody really wants to talk about so when i started writing my first novel i wanted to actually write from the lens of working-class jamaican women that i grew up with and also document the other things, the other side of paradise. so seeing that these women are actually people and growing up it was always characters, when i read jamaican women it was written by a man and he was always written by foreigners so for me i never saw myself on the page which is why it was important to me to center these women on thepage . here comes these four jamaican women on the island who are there communities that are disgraced and usually people here about jamaica it's all about the rastafarian is in , beautiful sand and the beach and it's beautiful but what about th

jamaica women came alive on the page with jamaica and talked to a language, by the way, which when you when you watch jamaican plays or when you see jamaican comedies hot white utilized so you know also they make duke are all united by some things that you know but not tell our pain right not to tell our stories. and so it was important for me to do. and so what patsey questioning what do we when we choose ourselves as women, you know why do we lose our choose ourselves as women? because underneath of that, you know, her not choosing or not wanting motherhood. what happened to her and then getting critiqued for it, you know, seeing us being seen as a pariah, you know, at the end of the day, does she have to have a choice? right. and so the whole her narrative was really about was that and also who be outside of societal gaze as black women. you know, i like we always there's always this this need this for socialites socialized me to be particular box or being boxed i love that dr. cooper had mentioned you know the sexuality and how some of us you know. yes, we know the traumas that hap

i'm from jamaica. the issue here, sir, is the lack of knowledge. knowledge is power. i know here in jamaica. it is. the supreme court, the situation in this country. look at it. the chief justice [indiscernible] roe v. wade. when the republicans nominate the chief justice, and they are supposed to be bipartisan like john roberts they vote against the republicans. john roberts, the chief justice, removed and amended the law. the law was drafted under the united states constitution. it did not grant the authority -- and not be impeached and removed from the court so he said the law is constitutional. the new york times, all of them, they are told this law was constitutional. it's not. chief justice should have come to the congress to rewrite the law. host: have to let you go there. we did touch on the judiciary, what else would you like to say? guest: i'm sorry, trevor, it was difficult to hear you i think the connection was a little choppy so i'm not really sure what your question is. i hear your frustration i think with how the democrats are viewing chief justice robe

i was born eight years after jamaica was, independent. but i sal have british colonial colonialization. so things like a language, i was raised to believe it was broken english or something lower. most of the books i read, i still love them i live dickensit and all of that. but that has how i was raised. the idea that i went to school berates to be gentlemen. but gentlemen were modeled after when a lot came to england and said no blacks, their dues, no irish of the don't mean me then. so one of things you'll still hear from the caribbean says jamaica is not raise its class. because that is what colonialism taught us. meanwhile that never occurred to me at the nightclub in kingston will not let men for wearing a t-shirt and they will let all the tourists and was a race thing. just did not occur to me. i need to put on a shirt next time i. so what i am saying is the very existence of black america are complicated things. the very existence of the song of solomon for example. or a jamaican brother man. 1988 and takes a nation of millions to

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because some people heart about jamaica the sun and the beach and it's beautiful.what about the people? i always want to know what about the people. it's through my feminist lens lending to women not men. you can never say never. we are the backbone of that society. women are the backbone of jamaican society. it's important for many, many see with their craft. the hotel does not pay that the supplement the income. the one they think is going to makeic it about completely different hush-hush. i wanted to talk about that in the book. but making sure to show what really goes on in certain homes. they would to the daughters and granddaughters hush. move on so for me i think with the writer's what he right again? were told never to talk about. and similarly my second novel same thing. here is that young woman even though as women in society we were socialized breast-feeding are the mistresses babies. it's working class jamaican woman say i don't want to be a mother, right? but it happened to her parents because there is no choice in terms of abortion back home she had a

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and today the onus has said that jamaica is countries like jamaica and today the onus has said thatjamaica—uk countries of birth that people arrive from. so you can see different trends now.- arrive from. so you can see different trends now. and more data on households _ different trends now. and more data on households in _ different trends now. and more data on households in england _ different trends now. and more data on households in england and? - different trends now. and more data on households in england and? the| on households in england and? the ons sa s on households in england and? the ons says the number of deprived households has declined from the last census that took place a decade ago. of course that may be a surprise to many people as we are in a cost of living crisis but i guess it shows the limitations of the data because we are going to have to wait and see how this varies in a number of months and years later down the line. now the director of the uk think tank british future is with me now to talk about these figures. what do you make of them, are you surprised by t

>> well, you know, coming from jamaica, todd, there was never a talk of race relations when it came toand i believe that that was the message that people here in south texan dominic texas heard before. i show everyone it doesn't matter where you are from. it matters what you want to achieve and if you work hard, you can achieve these things without this reliance on race. tuesday gave us a strong win and a strong indication that south texas really believes in that oe countries. >> the control of that really needs to be at a local level. and so that is why it is very important for local school boards to be aware of and be aware of what is being taught in their particular school district. >> todd: pat let's drill down on the subject matter itself. on a day like today, veterans day how important is teaching our american heritage, including the sacrifices of our amazing men and women in uniform to the children of america? >> well mike you are talking to lifelong social studies teachers. so this is my life story as far as wanting kids all ages. it really needs to start very early. and i thin

jamaica, a single mother of three joins me now.king, is it working for you? >> absolutely not. it is not working at all, i'm not sure where he is seeing this happen, but it is not here in louisiana, for sure. >> todd: basically what the white house said yesterday, we're going to celebrate 7.7% consumer price index, i don't think that is anything to celebrate, but the white house does. are you seeing the "results" when you go to the store to buy groceries or fill up your tank? are you seeing great results the biden administration says it is bringing to you by in their words reducing inflation? >> absolutely not, gas prices are above $3er here, basic household items are ridiculously high, cost of electricity went up, we're still dealing with the aftermath of ida, which we felt brunt ever inflation from building materials and we've had to pay out of pocket to gut the entire inside of my home and redo it and it was very costly, materials are very costly, everything is costly right now. >> todd: that's a great point about the hurricane,

my ancestor led the rebellion in jamaica.e i will agree with you when i get my check from kamala harris. look, this is ridiculous, that is real world that i gave you but i don't hold people to ancestry. 1619 project, which references in the clip you ran is a complete lie about american history. and we need to look at a nation that is involved and where we were back in those days. we were not even a nation back then. but now look at this country come up with so many around the world from all forms of actual slavery. the fact that our economic system has freed many from economic slavery. reparations is another drift like black lives matter, crt programs and all of these raise equity programs come a diversity, equity and inclusion. real opportunities and we are such a diverse nation. here in this country, the color of her skin, it doesn't matter. you have a chance. we have an opportunity and for those who need help, we have the ability to do that. the progressives have taken over the elitist spot and gets a position and they wil

my next-door neighbor was from jamaica. i neighbor upstairs, downstairs was a family from trinidad, and the building next to them the neighbors were a family that it come from haiti, you know, to the united states. and i remember then explained me the significance of the fall of the regime in the 1980s. and so what that book did was give the context for me to be able to understand the relationship between children in haiti and the dominican republic and cotton in georgia and alabama were my parents had grown up. and it's part of this nascent sense that there was this global thread, interconnected, that there was at this thing called diaspora and that, my mind is never tired of trying to understand the ways in which our lives are interconnected and the ways in which the dynamics that begin the moment they begin taking us off of the slave ships in different ports of destination, and have made the incredibly complicated and crucial tapestry of relationships that we see between those two experiences, of these myriad of experien

. >> they chose jamaica where it's legal.hey ingested the drug, medicine, as they prefer >> it was in a powder form mixed with like a juice. >> are you thinking, oh, gosh, what's this going to do? >> yeah. definitely nervous. >> chrissy delacruz turned to the drug to help grieve the loss of her sister and a recent breakup. >> i was feeling pretty lost and hopeless. >> so this is my room. >> so in june she traveled to jamaica for one of the retreats. she said she remembers every detail from her altered state but, like many, struggles to convey it through words. >> it was like i could see the life within everything around me. it sounds weird, but it is feel what it is like to feel alive. >> do you start to revisit some of the loss and pain. >> there definitely was a lot of process and healing that i was able to do during the ceremony and especially afterwards too. >> arnold wants to bring it state side beginning in oregon. in 2020, the state game the first in the u.s. to legalize the growth and distribution of sell sign in at l

i was feeling lost and hopeless. >> so in june she traveled to jamaica for a retreat.members every detail from her altered state but like many struggles to convey the experience through words. >> it was almost like i could see the life within everything around me. it sounds weird but it's like feel what it really is like to feel alive. >> reporter: do you start to revisit some of the loss and pain? >> there definitely was a lot of processing and healing that i was able to do during the ceremony and especially afterwards too. >> reporter: arnold wants to bring the same retreat ceremony as he calls it to the united states, beginning in oregon at licensed service centers to be taken under strict super vision. opening a potentially billion dollar industry. folks like jason lampman a dad of three toddlers willing to spend $50,000 to undergo the training and licensing and build the infrastructure required for approval. >> i want to do it here. my family is here, our other businesses are here. >> reporter: he plans to host people for a few hours. >> over here we would have so

. >> reporter: but to do it his company had to go where it is legal and they chose jamaica.sted the drugs. medicine as they prefer. >> it was mixed with like a juice. >> are you thinking what is this going to do? >> yeah, definitely nervous. >> reporter: and tracy turned to the drug to help her grief the loss of her sister and a recent breakup. >> i was feeling pretty lost and hopeless. >> reporter: and so in june she traveled down to jamaica for one of the retreats. she says she remembers every detail from her altered state. but like many, struggles to convey the experience through words. >> it almost was like i could see the life within everything around me. sounds weird, but it is like feel what it really is like to feel alive. >> did you start to revisit some of the loss and pain in>>? >> there was a lot of processing and healing that i was able to do during and afterwards. >> reporter: and he wants to bring the same ceremony in state side beginning in oregon. they are the first to legalize the growth and distribution at licensed service centers to be taken under strict

. >> reporter: he had to go where it is legal, they chose jamaica, with medical professionals on siten a powder form that was mixed with a juice. >> are you thinking, gosh, what is this going to do? >> yeah, definitely nervous. >> reporter: she says she turned to the drug to help her grieve the loss of her sister and a recent breakup. >> i was feeling pretty lost and hopeless. >> this is my room. >> so in june she traveled to jamaica for one of the retreats. she says she remembers every detail from her altered state but struggles to convey the experience through words. >> it almost was like i could see the life within everything around me. it sounds we're, but it's like to feel what it really is like to feel alive. >> to you start to revisit some of the loss and pain? >> there definitely was a lot of processing and healing that i was able to do during the ceremony and then especially afterwards, too. >> arnold wants to bring the same retreat ceremony, as he calls it, stateside, beginning in oregon. in 2020, the state became the first in the u.s. to say it could be grown, to be taken w

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greece, do make -- jamaica, dominica and malta. kristen: you have a couple of american cities.put boise up there, but you had one more. alaska? >> gasper alaska was the other american destination. alaska, boys -- these are places of community coming together to offer an entry point into a destination that was filled with people. kristen: alaska is wonderful for that. and finally, learn. new mexico? >> new mexico. the land of enchantment. the indigenous culture, art and music. the learn category was about finding a new experience in taking home something you learned. manchester, dresden, el salvador and south south coombe -- south scotland. kristen: regardless of which destination you choose, do you have travel tips for people to get the most out of their experience? >> know what you want. state route 2 that. when you think about the places you want to go and what you want to get from the experience. kristen: research before you go never hurts. >> never appeared lonelyplanet.com. kristen: thank you so much for coming on the show and sharing your top 30 destinations of 2023. have

so in preparation to cut her cameron's national team or playing it friendly match against jamaica players, even referees are warming up to the reggae songs of bob marley. ah, fans enter the stand. it feels like a carnival, some dressed up to bless their team before their departure. others excited for the event they wore like lions? ah, it is a display that catches onlookers even the media's attention. after all. cutter 2022 is also their world capacity because so much of football is less about what's happening on the page. but what's happening off the page? it's an opportunity for found to be creative and celebrate their team. most cameron's won't make it to the gulf country. those that are like body painter and gone to pick it, have celebrity status. they are as famous as the football players on the pitch. inspiring legions of fans to put the paint on for the teen. and for the occasion, oh, this is an occasion for the found to support their team camera and because one of 2 keys from sub saharan africa, qualified for the woke up. so they just have this friendly game with jamaica. joining

now, they owned it rightly game against jamaica. it was, it was all, it seems that the team some say, are not ready. but the found here are making sure that they have the support that they need so that they could win a few games. they're in a difficult group. they're gonna play switzerland, brazil, serbia. but remember the indomitable lions that are the ones that made history for africa? 990 led by the striker, or is that mean? they went up to the quarter finals this year. there's hope that either the indomitable lives of cameroon, or the lions of toronto, of synagogue, will be that record and go even further far. okay, well we wish them both lots of luck here. nicholas hoc reporting live for us. thank you for now. a few people are as excited for the world cup as a super fan. we met in doha teddy macklin. honda has been studying the players and has predicted outcomes of nearly every match of the tournament, and he's only 9 years old. they're really like soccer. i was to whenever the u. s. last time the usa bought into a world cup. t

correspondent: neil grew up in jamaica, one of thousands of west indians who volunteered. to britain to work in aircraft maintenance. >> many of my colleagues all volunteered. they died as gunners and engineerduring the war. we had no choice but to accept death as a part of the way of life. correspondent: christian joined the woman's world nav service and work in signals keeping track of north atlantic shipping convoys. she was plotting the process -- the progress of her husband's ships when it was attacked by german u-boats. >> i knew they were involved in this terrible battle. just haven't got a hold of this man i was not able to let him go. i could not leave the scene. it was a matter of life or death to me, and i stayed there waiting for information, hoping for information, and when eventually he arrived he was able to ring me up a said he had arrived safely. correspondent: but was it like taking the call? >> it was amazing. there was nothing you could say. thank goodness, thank gdness, thank goodness. correspondent: mervyn joined the army and took part in the normandy

, i thought in preparation to cutter cameron's national team or playing it friendly match against jamaica players even referees are warming up to the reggae songs of bob marley. ah, fans enter the stand. it feels like a carnival. some dressed up to bless their team before their departure. others excited for the event they wore like lions? ah, it is a display that catches onlookers even the media's attention. after all. cutter 2022 is also their walled cup. messy book. so much of football is less about what's happening on the page. but what's happening off the page? it's an opportunity for bounce to be creative and celebrate their team. most cameroon, eons won't make it to the golf country. those that are like body painter and gondo picket, have celebrity status. they are as famous as the football players on the pitch. inspiring legions of fans to put the paint on for the team. and for the occasion, nicholas hawk al jazeera. yon day come rude. ah, dot, a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera ukraine's president is accused russia committing hundreds of war crimes and killing civil

was the first black woman to be nominated for a tony award for leading actress in the 1957 musical "jamaicaokline born horne, who died in 2010 at the age of 2, won a tony award and two grammys during her illustrious career. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and remember you can follow us online at any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. a kansas woman who trained over 100 fighters in all-female isis battalion in syria was sentenced to 20 years in prison and 25 years of supervised release. -year-lison fluke akron discussed plans to attack an american college she pled guilty and said she regrets her choices. >>> the federal reserve is expected to announce another interest rate increase, its fourth straight hike. fed chair jerome powell could signal a shift to smaller rate increases, giving officials more time to assess the impact of the hikes. >>> and in game three of the world seri

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ready for jessica, she's jamaica throughout some role in that, but groups in a couple of different opinions because of the sticker shooting and entrepreneurs anyway. infrastructure poorer with media, who to shake this one opening in dublin and kesha published on epic or conflict or the sheets or jim store or super of the biggest thing is that if you get from curriculum, we will just pretend that right now and we've been with the business for a sheila pub kia, rushing decline, the children wants to go over, connect you with your toilet belichick, him eviction when you were here. corridor, for the past when years russia we've got to we'll community. sure there's, i should switch and cheaters. russia has good relations with the most populous nation on the planet, china, in the world, a, an economy that drives the global economic machinery, or russia has great relations with india, the 2nd most populous country in the world. again, with a thriving booming economy, their rush is thoroughly integrated. and what have we noticed in the, in, in the post sanctioned environment? neither china nor indi

was the first black woman to be nominated for a tony award for leading actress in the 1957 musical "jamaicane, who died in 2010 at the age of 92, won a tony award and two grammys during her illustrious career. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

in shock argentina in shock and already argentina jamaica you are already five not 5:0 agentina saudi arabia 1:2 well , i will say that today in another match of this group is a very interesting game poland mexico is our friends well, besides that, the 15th here literally in a minute the game will start denmark tunisia well and france australia france australia is also one of the contenders the french team or not the champions by the way the problem is still not solved and the problem with the fact that we have an injured main star of this team in forward well, i think everyone knows this story, and i, too i'm just in shock and everyone is shocked by this. because of this news, i will say that we have it for the first time since 1978. here i am looking like this, not without playing. the matches will be followed tomorrow at the same time. i will remind you that the partner of the show is vibet. these are difficult times. this company supports ukrainian sports and ukrainian football. vibet is stronger together, but together we are stronger. when we are together, everything will be ukra

, i thought in preparation to cutter cameron's national team or playing it friendly match against jamaica players. even referees are warming up to the reggae songs of bob marley. ah, fans enter the stand. it feels like a carnival, some dressed up to bless their team before their departure. others excited for the event they wore like lions? ah, it is a display that catches onlookers even the media's attention. after all. cutter 2022 is also their world cup. messy boot, so much of football is less about what's happening on the page. but what's happening off the page, it's an opportunity for found to be creative and celebrate their team. most cameroon, eons won't make it to the golf country. those that are like body painter and gondo picket, have celebrity status. they are as famous as the football players on the pitch in sparring legions of fans to put the paint on for the team. and for the occasion, nicholas hawk al jazeera jo date camera was i told you earlier, more than a 1000000 fans are expected to visit consol during the toilets. over the past 12 years, the gulf station is built thous

i thought in preparation to cut her cameron's national team or playing it friendly match against jamaica players. even referees are warming up to the reggae songs of bob marley. fans enter the stand. it feels like a carnival, some dressed up to bless their team before their departure. others excited for the event they wore like lions? ah, it is a display that catches onlookers even the media's attention. after all. cutter 2022 is also their world cup nessie, because so much of football is less about what's happening on the page. but what's happening off the pits? it's an opportunity for fans to be creative and celebrate their team. most cameron's won't make it to the golf country. those that are like body painter and gondo picket, have celebrity status. they are as famous as the football players on the pitch. inspiring legions of fans to put the paint on for the team. and for the occasion. nicholas hawk al jazeera, yon day come rude and close to plenty of coverage. all, all websites are they well cup, but also all the news set and catch up there.

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