Asian Caribbean people

Thank you so much for that introduction, Nikolai, for our listeners tuning in and wanting to learn more.

I know Nikolai personally, but I think, again, as he was sort of motioning us towards, one thing that drew me to really having you on the show is your chapter in the book, The Asian Caribbean in the Caribbean Diaspora, Essays on Migration, Identity, and literary and cultural representation.

And so I think, you know, for our listeners wanting to learn more, that's just one of the many resources I'll throw up there on our Strictly Facts syllabus for you all to check out before diving really deep into even your own personal history i do sort of want to foreground us in this understanding as you were talking about of indentureship and colonialism and so in a lot of ways we tend to center and more so focus on conversations about indentureship in the caribbean on Indo-Caribbean communities or, you know, the movement of people from India serving as indentured servants in the Caribbean.

And I, you know, of course can understand why, because there's obviously a difference in numbers significantly.

It is some fancy incumbent by the scars of colonization and implantation.

Thank you.

And as I said, for our listeners tuning in, if you'd like to check out Nikolai's piece, which of course I'll link as well, the overall manuscript is called The Asian Caribbean in the Caribbean Diaspora Essays on Migration Identity.

and literary and cultural representations.