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Amanda Olivia Woolery

Amanda Olivia Woolery is the child of first-generation immigrants from Jamaica. She lives to explore the various facets of her existence, culture, and unique sense of creativity. Amanda believes in the power of love, nature, culture, and art and aims to express her passions through words and photos.

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How to Make Your Own Coconut Oil in 8 Easy Steps

By Amanda Olivia Woolery

Imagery and fables like “Ansani” have travelled seas, languages and cultures and to this day, remains a nostalgic memory. Recipes, just like these imageries…

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Sweet Plantain Porridge

By Amanda Olivia Woolery

My mom is easily one of the best cooks in the family. She is the embodiment of the popular Jamaican phrase, “tun yuh han…

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Shout out DJ Big Jacks for letting it be known. Some of yall’s favourite spots/photo ops are actively working to keep YOU and people who look like you out. Stop supporting these spots that play Black music (usually without Black DJs), who embrace (or emulate) everything about Black culture but the PEOPLE! Support events & venues that show you love, like Big Jack’s ‘Butta’ series (I love that name) and Plantain | Afro-Caribbean Music Festival

PS- if you’re looking for local Black businesses to support, join https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackToronto

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