Why does the diaspora like Jamaican culture?

Second generation Diaspora member, Donika Jones, is using volunteerism to spread the Jamaican culture in Canada. ... “The children and other community members have been very open and receptive to the Jamaican culture, especially the food, such as jerked chicken and festival,” she said. read more

In return they would support the British government in Jamaica against foreign invasion and would help capture rebel slaves and runaways from the plantations and return them to their owners. The Second Maroon War started when, in 1795, the new Governor of Jamaica, Balcarres, decided to deal with some minor breaches of the peace treaty by the Maroons who lived in Trelawney Town. read more