8.4K views · 1.9K reactions | East Harlem, New York, 1969—Afro-Caribbean culture was everywhere. Drums on every corner, music pouring from fire escapes, and rhythm bringing people together. Summer of Soul (2021) captures that energy and shows how music connects us in ways words can’t. #SummerOfSoul #EastHarlem #AfroCaribbeanCulture | Latin City | Facebook

🍚 Do You Wash Your Rice? Afro-Caribbean Habits That Say A Lot In Afro-Caribbean kitchens, rice washing isn’t just a cooking step — it’s a mark of culture, care, and connection. For many, it’s something you learned without ever asking why. In Haiti, it’s spiritual. In Guyana, it’s standard. In Jamaica, it’s just what you do. Washing until the water runs clear? That’s how you show you respect the food — and the people you’re feeding. 🔥 Support UnrulyNationn — Shop Afro-Caribbean cookbooks on Ama