Sylvia Wynter's Dream

a page made by Dominic Ramsay

In Jamaica, the land we love, we often refer to ourselves as this tiny little island nation in the Caribbean and wear it as a badge of honour as we retort: ‘Wi likkle but wi Tallahwah’.

As endearing as that sounds…it’s not true.

We are Tallahwah, but we are also bigger than we seem.

This page is a place to learn about the minorities of Jamaica, the Jamaica we don’t see, a Jamaica that doesn’t get reported, a Jamaica that gets overlooked. The identities of the unusual, peculiar and beautiful minorites.

Please check out some of my articles grouped by subject matter below:

Investigating Identity

Black Bassheads

Is the Answer Truly Black and White?

Cosplay and the Caribbean Identity

An interesting interview with King Dom

Mental Health Work

Daddy Issues

Modelling Post #2: For Four Nights

Artificial Intelligence: Imaging Emotions

Miscellaneous Work

Dominic Ramsay Research Presentation

Gone, but Already Forgotten

This page was made by me, Dominic Ramsay.

I’m 23 years old, I’m a third year film studies major with a double minor in English literature and philosophy.

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