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“I AM Caribbean†census awareness campaign

CaribLifeCentral.com is Encouraging Caribbean-Americans to Identify Their Nationality on the 2010 Census

ATLANTA, GA – March 12, 2010 – CaribLifeCentral.com has launched the “I Am Caribbean†public awareness campaign to encourage Caribbean-Americans to identify their nationality on their 2010 Census forms.  The questionnaires will begin arriving in the mail as early as March 15.

“Historically, Caribbean-Americans have been underrepresented in the US Census,†explained Sheldon Mundle, president of CaribLifeCentral.com.  “This marginalized our contributions to American society and adversely affected our community in terms of quality of education, business investments, and advertising dollarsâ€

The census, which is mandated by the U.S. Constitution to take place every 10 years, counts every resident in the United States.  Results from the decennial census help communities receive more than $400 billion in federal funds each year for services such as hospitals, job training centers, and public works projects.  In addition, census data serves as the foundation for determining the number of U.S. House of Representatives seats each state is allotted.

As part of the “I Am Caribbean†awareness campaign CaribLifeCentral.com has produced a Web-based public service announcement available through YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIZMZGd91s0.

“In question 9 of the Census form, individuals are allowed to identify themselves with multiple racial origins,†explained Mundle. “We are encouraging people of Caribbean ancestry to exercise this option by also selecting ‘Some other race’ and writing in their nationality.â€

During the 2000 Census, 1.8 million people identified themselves as West Indian, with the highest populations claiming (in order) Jamaica, Haiti, and Trinidad.

For more information about the “I Am Caribbean†campaign, visit: http://www.cariblifecentral.com/page/i-am-caribbean.

Established in 2007, CaribLifeCentral.com is the online home of the Caribbean Diaspora, providing relevant news, blogs, and events in a social format. CaribLifeCentral.com is a trusted environment, open to anyone interested in the Caribbean. Headquartered in Atlanta, GA, Carib Life Central, LLC is a private-held company.

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Video Link: http://www.cariblifecentral.com/video/i-am-caribbean-us-census-2010

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(originally released – 09/2007 )  Mama ASID Meets Mikey Dread & Yes Yes Yes,, Rumors a fly, and lies a clear up.. When Mama gets down to Nitty Gritty with Mr. Michael “Mikey Dread” Campbell – the Original Dread @ The Controls.
Click Here to Listen to Mikey Dreads’ Final Interview

if you want to know the facts Listen To This Podcast, Mikey Tells the story of how “Barber Saloon” which is one of his biggest hits – is actually a studio out-take. yes, he was just making noise for the producer to tune the mic and riddim and it was so comical Clement Dodd; decided it would be a novelty release; becoming his first number one hit on the world charts; and introducing the world to a new dj – “Mikey Dread At the Controls”

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Coffee, Tea or Crazy ?

Is that what the next new alternative political party will be called ?

Where do these folks come up with the idea, that further eroding their support base by splitting off another faction; will be better for them as a political power base ?

Poppyseed or should I say Poppycock ..

These muffin tops seem to be oblivious to the fact that splitting more atoms decreases your total atom count. How could they consider themselves a party when their agenda bridges on insanity – proven by thinking Sarah Palin is presidential candidate material.

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All We Can say is that this is not right, especially in light of the amount of money needed to rebuild Haiti.  if Wyclef is into this for another reason he should let his personal pocket support his balls.

many people have speculated that Wyclef wants to run for political office in Haiti. if this is the way he plans to do it, it’s just not right. it smacks of vote buying.  any politician who engages his constituents this way is clearly not a real politician.   but maybe after seeing the following story we should reconsider as it appears most politicians are paying huge sums for their personal pleasure; regardless of the needs of their constituents.

Honestly, to read this after making contributions repeatedly to YeleHaiti’s earthquake disaster fund;  causes me to pause.

Why would he utilize the funds from a charity to pay a mistress ?

Read this piece from the Gawker and then draw Your Own Conclusions -

Wyclef Jean Paid His Mistress $105,000 Through His Haiti Charity

Yele Haiti, the sketchy foundation that Wyclef Jean founded to help the Haitian people—which received millions in the outpouring of generosity following the wake of the earthquake there—paid Jean’s mistress and personal assistant $105,000 in 2008.

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This Video is SHOCKING AND DEADLY EVIDENCE OF MURDER.

Please Be Warned that These Images ARE GRAPHIC AND HORIFIC.
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Weezie Goes to Jail; Literally.

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