Jamaican American
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Sep 28, 2026
Richard BosshardtGUEST
And because I was forewarned by some colleagues, they said, don't go by yourself.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
I invited a colleague of mine who is a black female Jamaican-American general surgeon that I work with in my community.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
We're good friends.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
We've worked together for many years.
speaker_7PANELIST
Yeah.
JackPANELIST
Nigerian Americans or Jamaican Americans-
speaker_7PANELIST
Yeah
JackPANELIST
... whatever you wanna call them, Belizeans.
Kamala HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And that has never deterred us.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
Now, when she says we are a creative people, is she talking about Indian Americans? Or is she talking about Jamaican Americans? Or is she talking about women? Or is she talking about Californians? I'm confused.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
Number one.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
Number two, purging voter rolls is not illegal as long as the people being purged from voter rolls shouldn't be on the voter rolls.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
You know, I think it's one like my family came here to the United States from Jamaica in 1970.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
So I'm Jamaican American.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
first generation, and I do not claim that man that you just played.
Danielle MoodieGUEST
I do not claim that man.
Marlon JamesGUEST
got it yeah you gotta oh my god well
Audie CornishHOST
here's the here's why I'm bringing this up because I think like as a Jamaican American where I didn't grow up on the island I feel sort of disconnected from it you also have that feeling sometimes of like oh boy how are we going to be depicted you know what I mean yeah but also Also,
speaker_3ADVERTISER
I feel like in
Audie CornishHOST
Jamaica, there's a very, like most colonial places, that level of protectiveness around how the culture is depicted in case the white people, the colonizers, see it and think less of you.
Samantha DongGUEST
And I think this is also, it speaks to why we need diverse teams.
Samantha DongGUEST
So all three of us, I'm Chinese, Sarah is from Colombia, Roxanne is Jamaican American.
Samantha DongGUEST
So, you know, we are all different shades of nude.
Samantha DongGUEST
And so for
Naomi WolfHOST
And that's what the DSA is doing now.
Naomi WolfHOST
Oh my God, you're an inspiring, you know, Jamaican American kid who's like, let me put you on camera, right? My point is I was totally stonewalled and so was Jimmy and so were these candidates.
Naomi WolfHOST
So A, why? B, you know, why should we trust that they'll show up now and see, like, how is that, how can I put it? That was such a self-destructive decision that they made.
Naomi WolfHOST
And it shows that they're not in touch with this city right and and with the the future and what it needs to be like to you know they should be welcoming republican next generation republicans from low-income communities of color across you know with open arms um well please respond to that because right i'm pretty mad about it and i'm also mad about it because i was warning last july august i was on bannon saying You guys have to wake up to what's coming down the pike in New York.
Rachel Maracia MorrisonHOST
I do not feel lonely knowing that I have a social outlet and sense of community through the lovely language of Spanish with awesome people around the world.
Rachel Maracia MorrisonHOST
As a bilingual Black Jamaican American woman, it is an immense honor to turn 40 during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Rachel Maracia MorrisonHOST
I celebrate this amazing milestone in my writing to honor and in my podcasting to honor and encourage everyone reading and listening to this podcast to enjoy yourself and stay peaceful through Cultura Latina and beyond.
Rachel Maracia MorrisonHOST
That concludes my special Cuarenta Caliente episode of my podcast.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Dutch, and your mom's Jamaican.
Kate LangbroekGUEST
My mom's Jamaican American.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Yes.
Kate LangbroekGUEST
And so my grandmother, Kate, was from Jamaica.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Dutch, and your mum's Jamaican.
Kate LangbroekGUEST
My mum's Jamaican-American.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Yes.
Kate LangbroekGUEST
And so my grandmother, Kate, was from Jamaica.
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