Jamaicans are best known for their stubborn belief in the impossible, says Dr Amina Blackwood-Meeks

Jamaicans are a proud people, and despite the challenges, their spirit and tenacity remain undaunted. As Jamaica celebrates 60 years of political independence, this edition of Impacting Jamaica reflects on the things that make Jamaicans famous.

Author, actress and cultural expert Dr Amina Blackwood-Meeks points to people’s stubborn belief in the impossible, the willingness to stand up for justice, and creativity, as things Jamaicans are famous for.

Listen to her inspiring chat with host Keisha Hill in this week’s episode of Impacting Jamaica.