Jamaican Migration To England. The Story 

The motherland is AFRICA.

The abuse my grandparents faced, I still remember the stories my grandad used to tell me, life was rough for them. They built a very close knit caribbean community who supported and loved each other in rural England, I have always been very proud of how they looked out for each other.

A chameleon remains a chameleon no matter what, it only disguise itself based on the situation and remains a chameleon till the end of time.

The English didn't treat them well in their own country, why would the think it would be better on England soil?

Me glad Jamaican a know Themselves,this could not happen in Our time.We know Africa is the Mother land.

it hurts me to see how my parent genertion were and still are being treated. I'm looking at a passport picture of a 25 year old man who made that trip. he is now an 84 years young man . My dad .....respect 100%

My grandfather left Barbados and went to London in 1959 to work in the British Transport System. RIP Darnley Ward.

Dem fi memba sey ah we come ya an show dem how fi clean !!!!!!! Dutty blumbart dem ah wicked

Them island people calling England mother land wow, no my people Africa is our mother land.

God bless Jamaica and it's people.

this mental slavery at its best even now in 2019 slavery still here

Never judge a book by its cover. I'm going to admit that when I heard the accent of the white lady who has been married 47 years to a black man, her demeanour put me immediately in mind of my racist neighbours. If I never knew any better, that "stereotype" could have made me judge her wrongly. So in hindsight I'd be no better a person than my racist neighbours had I judged this book by its cover.

I wonder if we treated white people the same way they treated us... What would they say?

THANK'S GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, FOR YOUR UNWAVERING SERVICE TO THIS UNGRATEFUL COUNTRY.

They used them as always and when they were done they were tossed aside . Nothing new just a different time

So , you used them, and now you want to refuse their descendants?

They fought for England then and for America now. So many of the guys I grew up with are now in the US military.

My mother used to tell me stories, about how racist the British used to be.

just to say glad there are still plenty of Jamaicans remaining in Jamaica and stayed loyal to their country

My late grandad faught in the war and managed to start a whole new family in England but already had one back in jamaica. Smh...