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St. Martin cultural activists/writers attend Kamau Brathwaite’s funeral in Barbados | THE DAILY HERALD

February 25, 2020

St. Martin cultural activists/writers attend Kamau Brathwaite’s funeral in Barbados | THE DAILY HERALD
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From left: CLF President Shujah Reiph, Barbadian poet Margaret Gill, Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM David Commissiong, author and lecturer Dr. Yvonne Weekes and Barbadian poet Winston Farrell at James Street Methodist Church after the funeral of Kamau Brathwaite. (CLF photo)

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