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A Caribbean domino game is never merely played. It is announced, argued, refereed, narrated, and occasionally prosecuted by everyone within hearing distance. The table becomes an arena, the tiles become evidence, and one hard slam can send a folding chair scraping backward. Wherever Caribbean people carry the game, a whole piece of home appears around it.
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Visitors remember Carnival by the feathers, the music, and the photographs. The people who build it remember something else entirely: the Monday night when everything is packed away and the work quietly begins again. This month's letter is about what survives after the parade.
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A woman stood in front of a grocery shelf in South London, holding two tins of Jamaican ackee as if they carried different versions of home. That quiet moment became the beginning of this publication. The Caribbean has never lacked remarkable stories. It has simply lacked enough people willing to tell them with the patience they deserve.
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