- China.
Despite the
abolition of slavery, life
scarcely improved for most
Martinicans;
class and
racial tensions exploded into
rioting in
southern Martinique...
-
African Martinicans and African-white-Indian
mixture 80%; Indo-Martiniquais 10%;
White Martinicans 5%; Lebanese, Jewish, Syrian, and
Chinese Martinicans comprise...
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Martinican literature is
primarily written in
French or
Creole and
draws upon
influences from African,
French and
Indigenous traditions, as well as from...
- British, French, Spanish, Portuguese,
Indians (Tamils),
Blacks (Africans),
Martinicans,
Caribs and others. It is
considered part of
Overseas France and a European...
- accordion, and comb and paper-type kazoo. The
music originated among rural Martinicans, as a form of
celebratory holiday music pla**** to
accompany a
dance called...
- Péyi-A is a
political party in
Martinique that
supports Martinican independence from France. Péyi-A
supported Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the 2022
French presidential...
- (/ˌfɔːr də ˈfrɒ̃s/, US also /ˌfɔːrt də ˈfræns/, French: [fɔʁ də fʁɑ̃s] ;
Martinican Creole: Fodfwans) is a
commune and the
capital city of Martinique, an...
-
Saint Kitts was
divided between the two countries. Also
known as Harman's
Martinican Bonfire The
squadron contained the
following vessels; Ship of the line;...
- The
Martinican Progressive Party (French:
Parti progressiste martiniquais, PPM) is a
democratic socialist political party in Martinique. It was founded...
- I Am a
Martinican Woman (French: Je suis Martiniquaise) is a semi-autobiographical
novel written by
Lucette Cér**** (1916–1955),
under the
pseudonym Mayotte...
