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Afro-Caribbean

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Afro-Caribbean

West Indian people of African descent. Afro-Caribbeans are the descendants of West Africans captured or obtained in trade from African procurers. European slave traders then shipped them to the West Indies to English, French, Dutch, Spanish, and Portuguese colonies founded from the 16th century. Since World War II many Afro-Caribbeans have migrated to North America and to Europe, especially to the USA, the UK, and the Netherlands.



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But they were stunned when daughter Tanisha arrived with an Afro-Caribbean appearance and second son Jayden was born with white skin and blonde hair.
It is the only restaurant of its kind on the peninsula, and specialises in offering a fusion of modern and traditional Afro-Caribbean cuisine but with a big focus on making the food it offers as healthy as possible.
head, who wrote a report on how to promote British valuesin schools, said: "Afro-Caribbean boys and white boys might have done the samething but the Afro-Caribbean is excluded .
 
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