CharisMaggie on: Creole, Dying Language in the Caribbean & Difference Between Life At Home & Abroad

Maggie, aka Charismaggie, shares how creole's are a testament to the genius of our ancestors, why some Haitian-American's weren't taught how to speak creole for their safety, and she challenges the idea that Trinidad had the first carnival.
She's a cultural enthusiast and content creator who's focused on learning about her roots while unlearning stereotypes society has portrayed about various cultures.
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[@md.mostafa6478]

The quality of your video is very good and the sound is good

[@3rdworldfamous]

Gulla geechee is in the Carolinas. Many gulla people also came from Barbados and Bahamas

[@CharisMaggieTV]

Thanks so much for having me! I really enjoyed having this conversation with you.
P.s. I wanna make note of one slight correction that the Kanaval section I was referring to was a reference to a violent army leader called Charles Oscar and he was known for his distinctive big teeth

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[@bountykilla8617]

They still speak creole in Martinique , Guadeloupe , St Lucia , Dominica...

[@neilzedd8777]

Extactly this. Idk why people like bunching up all the creole islands and acting like the creole languages spoken there are all dying and at the same equal pace. Creole will NEVER die in St Lucia, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Haiti, or French Guyana for various reasons. We listen to creole music in St Lucia and Dominica, eat creole food and speak the creole language, albeit to varying degrees, but it is a part of our daily life. You need to be from here to underatand the relationship we have with creole. The language comes in and out of popularity in the mainstream on our island, but it will never die out, as it did in Trinidad and Grenada, as they arent surrounded hy frech islands. To act like all of these island are at equal risk of losing their respective creole is just incorrect.

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New subscriber here. This and the conversation with Jael was so insightful. Thank you.

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[@DanicaRoberts1127]

Such a great conversation! The Grenadian Patois hit me oui 😂 you've got a new subscriber 😊

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