Sentence examples for of caribbean origin from inspiring English sources

The tribunal said his evidence, as a black man of Caribbean origin, was treated with unwarranted distrust and disbelief.

Howard, who is not of Caribbean origin, was introduced to Carnival five decades ago, by the late Brooklyn congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, who had roots in Barbados.

There have been tensions in the area between second-generation residents of Caribbean origin and more recent immigrants from West Africa.

And we live in a country in which black, British citizens of Caribbean origin are called "illegal", are detained, denied healthcare and exiled.

Marjorie's son Ernie, 50, was described by his brother as a "very good dancer", growing up at a tough time for people of Caribbean origin.

The prime minister of Antigua & Barbuda, Baldwin Spencer, made a televised address last week to urge people to help the police combat violence which, he claims, is aggravated by British and American efforts to deport criminals of Caribbean origin.

This resource will enable linkage and association studies that take advantage of the rich phenotype data available for large samples of Caribbean-origin vervet monkeys.

Thirty-one percent of Caribbean-English men in the sample have "Caribbean origin, unspecified" as the source country, and 22 % are of Jamaican origin.

So my challenge is twofold: for the Caribbean intellectuals and creatives to scream even louder so they can be heard above the general din; and for those of us of African-Caribbean origin (and anyone else interested in a fuller human experience) to put more pressure on our media decision-makers to reflect the wholeness of our humanity.

Of them 288 (80 %) were of white ethnic origin, thirty-seven (10 %) of Asian origin, thirteen (4 %) of African-Caribbean origin, eleven (3 %) of mixed origin and thirteen (4 %) of other ethnic origin.

The older of two siblings of Afro-Caribbean origin, this female presented at 3 months of age with a reported GTCS.