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Sharine Taylor

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Kingston, Toronto
As seen in: Carnivalist, Don’t Call Me Baby, Medium, The New York Times, Bloomberg News, Instagram Official Blog, BuzzFeed, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Arts, CBL-FM (Toronto, ON), Variety, Noisey and
Covers:  Pop Culture, Music, Caribbean/Jamaican Cultural Production, Fine Art, Film, Television, Women's Sports
award-winning, interdisciplinary, sports business creative • co-founder @dcmbclub • #ForeverShenae 💕

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Sharine Taylor’s Biography

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Sharine’s combined passions for writing, archiving, media creating and curating has informed her approach in editorializing and documenting the expansive and generative cultural production that takes place in the Caribbean, and how it materializes, transforms and takes up itself in different geographies. She also covers women's sports through Don’t Call Me Baby as its Editorial Strategist.

Sharine Taylor’s Journalist Portfolio

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I Finally Bought a Green Velvet Couch - Then, I Found a Community of Black Women Just Like Me

I Finally Bought a Green Velvet Couch - Then, I Found a Community of Black Women Just Like Me

Learn the meaning behind the green velvet couch for six Black women, plus insight from art consultant Stephan…

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Grenada's Jab Has Grounding Power for Black Women

Grenada's Jab Has Grounding Power for Black Women

For years, I’d looked forward to playing Jab in Grenada, an endeavor that deeply transformed my relationship …

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Here's what it takes to win a Caribbean carnival costume competition | CBC Arts

Here's what it takes to win a Caribbean carnival costume competition | CBC Arts

Caneisha Edwards shows us what it takes to win a big mas costume title during Caribana weekend.

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Jamaican Fashion Is Frozen in Time. Where Does It Go From Here?

Jamaican Fashion Is Frozen in Time. Where Does It Go From Here?

The sartorial identity of Jamaica is iconic - and seems to be frozen in time. Writer Sharine Taylor asks: wha…

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Archive shines a much-needed spotlight on Black Canadian music history

Archive shines a much-needed spotlight on Black Canadian music history

With a growing website that covers everything from artists to campus radio shows, creators hope to 'empower t…

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How the Caribbean diaspora exported Grenada's 'jab jab' culture around the world

How the Caribbean diaspora exported Grenada's 'jab jab' culture around the world

An emblem of rebellion towards colonial rule and order, it is the pinnacle of Black expression and liberation

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s Pocket Rocket Foundation Provides Relief For Families Affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica — Don’t Call Me Baby

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s Pocket Rocket Foundation Provides Relief For Families Affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica On October 28th, a devastating Category 5 hurricane, Melissa, made landfall in Jamaica damaging much of the country’s north and west coast in its wake. Jamaican track and field sprinter, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, immediately jumped into action using her Pocket Rocket Foundation to provide aid for affected families.
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Elevate your Game Day Fit with Hey Harper’s Stylish Sports Collection — Don’t Call Me Baby

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By Sharine Taylor Verified
| Don’t Call Me Baby
Elevate your Game Day Fit with Hey Harper’s Stylish Sports Collection It’s a great time to be a women’s sports fan and it’s an even better time to find new way to elevate your outfit when you’re going to see your favorite team play. That’s why we’re so happy to have stumbled upon hey harper: a Portugal-based contemporary, non-tarnish, waterproof jewelry line that makes the most fashionable statement pieces.
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Don’t Call Me Baby Launch Weekend Was a Dream — Don’t Call Me Baby

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering Canadian Music Week in 2014! It was an adventure and the first music festival I had gone to working on assignment and not as a fan.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

On one occasion. It was really cool.

How is social media changing news?

The information comes at an increasingly fast pace but it's likely biased as social media generates content based on who the user follows.
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