6 Powerful Women In Reggae Speak…

From Tanzania, Jamaica, and across the United States, 6 powerful women in reggae shared their thoughts on women singing, songwriting and the associated struggles of survival in a predominantly male role.

It was a such joy to cohost the event with artistes Marcia Griffiths, Carlene Davis, Jah9, Naomi Cowan, and Etana as we celebrated the occasion of VP Records Miss Pat’s new book. Thanks Dr. Claire Nelson, white-house champion of change and Founder of the Institute of CAribbean Studies, Washington DC

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4 thoughts on “6 Powerful Women In Reggae Speak…”

Women in Reggae, their roles often overlooked. They are not promoted and compensated as their male counterparts. This women’s month let us highlight and celebrate our talented women in Reggae. Also give them the praise they deserve and recompense them accordingly

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