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Mugdha Mahalanabish

Mugdha Mahalanabish is a writer, on her way home to India after living in New York for 6 years. Her current stop, before she arrives home, is Jamaica, where she has been connecting with Indo-Jamaicans for her next dear project.



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Curry goat with rice and beans at Flavas Jamaican Grill in San Francisco, Calif. (Liz Hafalia/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)

How Curry Goat Became a Caribbean Classic

The dish rooted in Indian indentureship is a metaphor for Jamaica’s rich, multicultural history.

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Prema Satsangh

A Hindu Temple on the Island of Jamaica

A Guyanese couple managing a Hindu temple on the island of Jamaica share their Indo-Caribbean experiences — an ignored history of indentureship, baptism, and much more.

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Suzanne Dias for The Juggernaut

A Temporary Work Visa, A Temporary Home

An erratic U.S. immigration system makes it impossible for South Asians to ever feel settled.

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