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| Bread - Fein |
03/27/05 |
INGREDIENTS
8 cups flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 Tab salt
1/4 cup shortening (optional)
1 1/2 cups coconut milk
2 Tab Yeast
1 cup lukewarm water
1 Tab sugar
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| Lidani Garifuna Times interviews Dr. Joseph Palacio |
03/22/05 |
For those of you who don’t know, Dr. Joseph Palacio is a hustler, just like the artist Cassidy says on his new single featuring Jay-Z.
But there’s something special about this “hustla”. He is smart, and humble. His responses to the questions we asked were firm and direct.
And if you ask about his resume, his ambition and his plans, please, look no further.
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| The Beginning of Punta Rock |
03/22/05 |
In celebration of the 208th Anniversary of Garifuna Heritage, there’s no way we can ignore the epicenter of what has maintained Garifuna culture for the past 27 years. And yes, we must put on the record that it was not Banda Blanca who created this juggernaut. It was a group young Garifuna men in the Garifuna City of Dangriga in Belize.
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| Rice & Beans |
03/20/05 |
INGREDIENTS
• ½ lb red kidney beans
• 2 cups of rice
• 1 can coconut milk
• 4 cups of water
• 1 medium onion
• ½ bell pepper
• 1 mashed clove garlic
• salt to taste
• ½ tsb ground black pepper
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| Darasa |
03/14/05 |
Ingredients:
6 green bananas – grated
2 teaspoons salt (add more to taste)
½ teaspoons blank pepper
¼ cup coconut cream or
¼ cup of shortening
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| WGO 2005 Assembly |
03/04/05 |
Over some years now, the World Garifuna Organization (WGO)
has been very intensely concerned about the quality of the interactions
and exchanges among our black students, parents, schools and educational
administration and ultimately how they, each in its own fashion, benefit
from and contribute to its own individual progress and development as
well as to that of the Nation at large.
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| Bilingual Intercultural Education in Classrooms--An Elusive Goal |
03/04/05 |
For 5 ethnic groups bilingual intercultural education was approved in 1992. In 1994 it became the law for all the indigenous ethnic groups with the ratification of the Convention 169 of the International Labor Organization by the Honduran Congress. In spite of this, for most ethnic groups this project is not in the classrooms.
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| GARIFUNA ORIGINS PART 1: THE ARAWAK |
02/17/05 |
According to general history, around 10,000 B.C. a group of nomadic people, from Asia following migrating herds of animals, crossed the ice-capped lands from Siberia to Alaska. The Eskimos, Mayas, Incas and Aztecs are the descendants of these first travelers. Their migration eventually reached down the Amazon River and north into the Orinoco Valley, along the coast of Venezuela and continued through South and Central America. The Garifuna history begins with the Arawaks who are the original inhabitants of Yurumein (St. Vincent) the land of our ancestors.
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