Caribbean Intellectual

2. Shared identity, history, and culture across Caribbean communities.
5. Trinidadian American choreographer inspired by African dance.
6. Progressive NYC cultural scene (1930s and 1940s) where diverse artists interacted.
8. Communities worldwide descended from Africans forced or choosing to leave Africa.
11. Goal to end oppressive housing conditions in Caribbean communities.
13. Legislative body Shirley Chisholm was first African American woman elected to in 1968.
14. Feeling connected to a culture through shared traditions, values, and experiences.
15. Someone identifying with both Caribbean and American cultures.

1. Movement promoting global unity of African descended people against racism and colonialism.
3. Publication for Caribbean diaspora in the U.S.
4. Chisholm’s career before politics.
7. Beneficial exchange between different cultures.
9. Focused on African culture and history.
10. NYC borough where Shirley Chisholm was born and started her political career.
12. Completes Chisholm’s slogan, "Unbought and ________."
16. Political group Chisholm helped form (Congressional Black and National Women’s Political).