Members of the Garifuna community to march in West Indian Day Parade
Monday’s West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn will bring together a melting pot of Caribbean cultures. This year members of the Garifuna community are joining the festivities.
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Sep 4, 2022, 9:54 PM
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407ds agoMonday’s West Indian
American Day Parade in Brooklyn will bring together a melting pot of Caribbean
cultures. This year members of the Garifuna
community are joining the festivities.
They spoke to News 12’s Shakti
Denis about their culture, representation in this year’s parade and
spirituality.
