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KweenSasha said:
No ignorance at all...good question...
Junkanoo is a cultral expression, started by our ancestors, african slaves. One day out of the year they were allowed to do whatever they want. They would dress up in costumes to conceal their identity while parading the streets, dancing to music of the goat skin drums and cowbells.
Today it is traditionally celebrated during christmas, boxing and new year's day.

You can visit Junkanoo the offical site for more info, pictures and videos.
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Thanks for sharing the link about junkanoo. It sounds interesting. I'm all about for learning about various cultures and how they are as a society.

As a Bahamanian, Are there any sorts of accommodations for a deaf person living there? If so, What are these accommodations?
 
Jolie77 said:
Thanks for sharing the link about junkanoo. It sounds interesting. I'm all about for learning about various cultures and how they are as a society.

As a Bahamanian, Are there any sorts of accommodations for a deaf person living there? If so, What are these accommodations?
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You are most welcome.
No there aren't any accommodations for a deaf person. Or at least I am not familiar with any or know of any.
 
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