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Indo-Caribbean

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noun

  1. another word for East Indian

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And Ragbir is a common Indo-Caribbean — not Indian — name.

From Salon

The 22-year-old writer and musician is trying to spread more knowledge and awareness of Indo-Caribbean culture through his music.

From BBC

The Indo-Caribbean community was born almost 200 years ago when slavery was abolished.

From BBC

"We are always omitted from this story," says historian Maria Kaladeen, who's an expert on Indo-Caribbean culture.

From BBC

So if Indo-Caribbean culture is a fusion of two places on opposite sides of the world - what makes it stand out as different from them both?

From BBC