Stew Peas: Unveiling Jamaica's Banned Obeah Practices?

Sosiessia Nixon's 'Stew Peas' explores the outlawed obeah belief system in Jamaica, delving into its rich history and cultural significance.

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By focusing on Jamaica’s banned obeah practices, Stew Peas not only uncovers a hidden facet of Jamaican culture but also challenges colonial legacies that suppressed indigenous beliefs.

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