Hello Kincaid Viewers,
As always, I hope you’ve been well and are keeping safe as the world starts to reopen.
It is time for a story. Yes, the title says it all. After six “interesting” years I decided to take a leap of faith and quit my main source of income: fashion retail. There was much thought put into this decision and I don’t want you to think for one second that this was an impulsive decision.
Read MoreIn the fifth and final part of the ‘Bahamian Creole 101’ series titled ’v. Slackness,’ we explore the profane side of the cultural language. This video is NSFW (Not Safe For Work). Sit back and enjoy the final part of this fun experience.
Read MoreIn part four of the series titled “iv. Words & Phrases,” we explore a handful of cultural one liners that Bahamians use in everyday life to express feelings and to deal with a variety of scenarios. Sit back and enjoy the video.
Read MoreIn part three of the series titled “iii. Kar-uh-bee-uhn vs. Kuh-rib-bee-uhn” we address an age old debate of how to say Caribbean. Is it Kar-uh-bee-uhn (British English) or Kuh-rib-bee-uhn (American English). Sit back and enjoy the video.
Read MoreCreole is defined as “a mother tongue formed from the contact of two languages through an earlier pidgin stage.”
With that knowledge we present you with our brand new mini video series titled ‘Bahamian Creole 101.’ The purpose of this video project is to inform individuals who are outside of the culture on how to speak The Bahamian tongue which is heavily influenced by the English language. The other purpose is to eradicate the xenophobic dialogue surrounding the word “creole” for individuals who were born and raised into the culture.
Read MoreHello readers, we present you with our brand new mini video series titled ‘Bahamian Creole 101.’ The purpose of this video project is to inform individuals who are outside of the culture on how to speak The Bahamian tongue which is heavily influenced by the English language. The other purpose is to eradicate the xenophobic dialogue surrounding the word “creole” for individuals who were born and raised into the culture.
Read MoreDear 2021,
I am sitting here racking my brain on how to approach this letter.
Well first, if you are reading this letter then you are blessed to have made it to see another year. I understand how hellish of a year it was for many people and my heart goes out to all who have lost a loved one(s) due to COVID-19 or any other unfortunate occurrence.
I always want to address my readers in a transparent manner even when it’s not the most politically correct. So about 2020, I have to say, it was filled with masked blessings. You see, I’m much more of a glass half full individual rather than a glass half empty one; I am always trying to see the positive in a situation.
Read MoreCardi B’s long awaited return to music happened today on August 7, 2020. What started off as an announcement tease via her official Instagram page was followed by the actual announcement the next day. The Bronx-native revealed the kickoff to her sophomore era starting with the debut single.
Read MoreHello Readers,
I feel that I have forsaken you. It’s been damn near a year since I last posted on the site. I still create it’s just that instead of posting written pieces I am focusing more on my video content which you can see on YouTube and my Instagram page.
Read MoreUsually when The Kincaid Journal shoots an interview, we do two takes. This is so necessary because as you can see, Kamilah and I just could not stop laughing the first go around. There is nothing about speaking in front of the camera. Thank you again Kamilah for the great energy.
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