Jamaican Heritage: NYC Council Speaker Adams honors community contributions on Independence Day
Council Speaker Adrienne Adams has expressed the profound impact Jamaican New Yorkers have had on the cultural landscape of the the New York City.
“NYC would not be the cultural powerhouse it is today without Jamaican New Yorkers who have enriched our lives through food, music, the arts, and more,” she stated, highlighting the significant contributions of this community to the city’s diverse fabric.
Adams shared her joy in celebrating Jamaican Independence Day at the People’s House, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and honoring the cultural heritage that Jamaica brings to New York City.
The event served as a platform to acknowledge the rich traditions, artistic expressions, and culinary delights that Jamaican New Yorkers contribute, which have become integral to the city’s identity.
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