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The Decade That Made Me.
THE 1980s
A decade which I attributed to my artistic and pop culture upbringing. I grew up with a set of youths who were very much interested in the world and everything that revolved around us during the 1980s.
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The Black River Courthouse After Hurricane Melissa
Joel WilliamsA firsthand look at the Black River Courthouse after Hurricane Melissa. Original photographs and video by Gary and Sheldon document the storm's devastating impact on one of Saint Elizabeth's most...
The Black River Courthouse After Hurricane Melissa
Joel WilliamsA firsthand look at the Black River Courthouse after Hurricane Melissa. Original photographs and video by Gary and Sheldon document the storm's devastating impact on one of Saint Elizabeth's most...
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The Story of Skateland, Half-Way Tree — Chapter...
Joel WilliamsOn June 6, 1970, Skateland officially opened its doors in Half-Way Tree, introducing Jamaica to roller skating for the very first time. Chapter 3 reconstructs the historic opening ceremony and...
The Story of Skateland, Half-Way Tree — Chapter...
Joel WilliamsOn June 6, 1970, Skateland officially opened its doors in Half-Way Tree, introducing Jamaica to roller skating for the very first time. Chapter 3 reconstructs the historic opening ceremony and...
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June 6, 1970 — What Kingston Was Like the Day S...
Joel WilliamsOn June 6, 1970, Kingston carried on as usual. Radios played. Markets opened. Movies, music, sport and everyday life filled the city, while behind one set of doors in Half-Way...
June 6, 1970 — What Kingston Was Like the Day S...
Joel WilliamsOn June 6, 1970, Kingston carried on as usual. Radios played. Markets opened. Movies, music, sport and everyday life filled the city, while behind one set of doors in Half-Way...
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Kingston Music Streets
Kingston Music Streets, recognizes and celebrates the streets of Kingston, where early Jamaican music thrive. Jamaica's four main music genres: with Ska and Rocksteady being the earliest music genres; Reggae...
Kingston Music Streets
Kingston Music Streets, recognizes and celebrates the streets of Kingston, where early Jamaican music thrive. Jamaica's four main music genres: with Ska and Rocksteady being the earliest music genres; Reggae...
Blog posts
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The 1980s The Decade That Made Me
A decade which I attributed to my artistic and pop culture upbringing. I grew up with a set of youths who were very much interested in the world and everything...
The 1980s The Decade That Made Me
A decade which I attributed to my artistic and pop culture upbringing. I grew up with a set of youths who were very much interested in the world and everything...