It's In the Blood: Iwer George Talks About What It Means to Be Caribbean American

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We talked with soca legend Iwer George after his performance at the Caribbean Fever Irie Jamboree Music Festival’s Carnival Mania Night during Labor Day Weekend at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. He shares what it means to be Caribbean, his dedication to making family friendly music, and what made him change his life.

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Eva is known for creating fun videos for brands, having an engaged community, and being a trusted source for information on the Caribbean, parenting, and education. For the last five years, she has blogged about Caribbean American parenting, working on campaigns for companies such as Wal-Mart, AT&T, and Beaches Resorts.

She has won Best Parenting Blog and Best New Blog in the Black Weblog Awards, and she is a 2016 SheKnows/BlogHer Voices of the Year Honoree and presenter in the Long Form Video category.

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