Cayman Islands Premier’s Tribute to Ms Nell
It is with much sadness that we mark the passing of Ms Nell Connor, affectionately known as the Queen of Breakers. Ms Nell left this earthly realm on 25 April, just six months shy of her birthday. She was 96….
Talk of Catholic Church Schism as Conservatives oppose Pope
From newsmax There has been a “growing backlash” in the church to some of Pope Francis’ more progressive ideas, The Los Angeles Times reports. It has been led “largely by German and American bishops who fear the pope may be…
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It’s official: People are having sexual fantasies about their digital voice assistants
BY JACK MORSE From Mashable Love is a mystery. But for a growing number of people, it’s a mystery based not in the vagaries of human emotion but rather in the ones and zeros of proprietary software. According to an…
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“Give incentives for people to get married” – Jamaican family therapist
By Jamaica Gleaner From St Lucia Online JAMAICA GLEANER – The government is facing fresh calls for incentives to be provided to encourage Jamaicans to get married, based on benefits to be derived by children born in wedlock. “There is…
How an ambulance became a place for safe sex
By Kathleen Hawkins From BBC World Hacks A second-hand ambulance has been converted into a place where sex workers can meet their clients in Copenhagen. The aim is to help people at risk of violence and exploitation and it is…
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Trinis are the happiest islanders in the Caribbean, says UN report
Caribbean360 From iNews Guyana The United Nations annual World Happiness Report was published on Monday (World Happiness Day), but Caribbean people interested in how their country fared were mostly disappointed, with much of the region apparently escaping the attention of…
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Male Gender Equality Activist Wednesday’s Cayman Islands IWD Keynote Speaker
The first man to ever minor in Women’s Studies at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, will deliver tomorrow evening’s (Wednesday, 8 March 2017) keynote address at this year’s International Women’s Day Celebration. His speech for the event is titled “Gender on…
Cayman Islands: Jackson Katz to speak at International Women’s Day 2017
In keeping with this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) theme – “Be Bold for Change,” the Family Resource Centre (FRC) of the Department of Counselling Services, has invited a male keynote speaker to address the annual observance. The International Women’s…
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Professor asks class ‘Questions for Heterosexuals’ to explain how LGBTQ people feel every day
BY SAMANTHA SCELZO From Mashable If you don’t identify as completely straight, you may have been asked some unsolicited and slightly ignorant questions about your “lifestyle.” Twenty-year-old junior in college, Elise, posted this photo on Twitter of a “Questions for…
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Finland is having so few kids, deaths just outnumbered births for the first time in 77 years
By Chris Weller From Business Insider For an innovative country like Finland, firsts are usually a sign of good things to come. But according to new data from the federal statistics bureau Statistics Finland, the small Nordic country saw its…
