A reflection on the U.S. Virgin Islands’ complex identity—caught between being American and Caribbean, yet often seen as neither. This piece explores what it feels like to live in a place the world rarely understands or even notices.
My great-grandmother crossed Caribbean waters during World War I in search of opportunity, unknowingly stepping into a geopolitical shift that would change her identity forever. A century later, as wars reshape the world in new ways, I wonder how different my own travels really are from hers.
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