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Caribbean Heritage in Cambridge

The 2018 Caribbean Heritage Oral History Project collected interviews of nine Cambridge people who were born in or have roots in the Caribbean as part of our year of asking “Where is Cambridge From?”

These interviews help us gain perspective on what it’s like to be both from Cambridge and from the Caribbean.

Read the Oral Histories here

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