'We want a generation that is critically conscious, culturally grounded, and committed to building a more just society.' Senator Thame calls for a national conversation on what Jamaica's education system should produce — and pushes back on rigid hair and uniform rules, linking them to a long history of anti-Blackness. She's calling for grooming guidelines rooted in self-esteem, anti-discrimination, and respect for human rights. She also highlights a striking gap: only 10% of last year's CSEC cohort sat Caribbean History, and is calling for compulsory history teaching and mainstreaming Marcus Garvey's philosophies into the curriculum. 'We want a better Jamaica, and we believe education is critical to building that dream.' – at Jamaica