bahamian american造句

• Bahamian dialect is also spoken by many Bahamian Americans, especially in Florida.
• Today, the largest Bahamian American populations are in Atlanta, Oklahoma City, Miami, and New York.
• ""'Secrets Of Flying " "'is the second and final album released by Bahamian American singer-songwriter Johnny Kemp.
• "' Estelle Rolle Evans "'( October 1, 1906  July 20, 1982 ) was a Bahamian American actress during the 20th century.
• Bahamian Americans have been growing at a rate of 58 % every decade since 1990, where they were estimated at 21, 000 with 90, 000 living in the US illegally.
• Although the majority of Bahamian Americans live in the Southern United States, a large population can be found in the New York City area, with the population particularly centered in Harlem.
• Bahamian Americans in the New York City area regularly provide cultural education and entertainment, particularly due to the Office of the Bahamas Consulate General in New York being located in the city.
• Bahamian foods staples such as conch, peas and rice, Johnny cake, and desserts including duff ( food ) s ( especially guava ) continue to be made by Bahamian Americans.
• In Georgia 51.1 % of Bahamian Americans 25 years and older held college degrees . 18.6 % held Graduate or Professional degrees, 25.1 % held bachelor's degrees, with 7.4 % holding associate degrees.
• Wikipedia has articles on Bahamian American, Cuban American, Dominican American, Haitian Americans, Jamaican American, and Puerto Ricans in the United States, as well as articles on African-American organized crime and Black Mafia with further links you might be interested in reading.
• White Bahamian Americans in Florida were often referred to as " Riviera Beach sometimes referred to as " Conch Towns . " In 1939, the Works Progress Administration ( WPA ) conducted a study of white Bahamian Americans in Riviera Beach, eventually published as " Conchtown USA ."
• White Bahamian Americans in Florida were often referred to as " Riviera Beach sometimes referred to as " Conch Towns . " In 1939, the Works Progress Administration ( WPA ) conducted a study of white Bahamian Americans in Riviera Beach, eventually published as " Conchtown USA ."
• 35 percent of working Bahamian Americans had occupations in Business, science, and arts, 27 percent had positions in sales and office occupations, 24 percent had occupation in service related jobs, 6 percent held jobs in natural resources, construction and maintenance, and 8 % in production, transportation, and material moving.
• It was followed by the 1973 Ghanaian and Italian production " The African Deal " also known as " " Contratto carnale " " featuring Bahamian American actor Calvin Lockhart . 1983's " Kukurantumi : the Road to Accra ", a Ghanaian and German production directed by King Ampaw was written about by famous American film critic Vincent Canby.