Assertion: obeah | /r/HasProperty | practised across the island
Facets:
value: by rich and poor people
type: OTHER
value: contrary to popular belief
type: OTHER
value: in jamaica
type: LOCATION
value: throughout the caribbean
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and half centuries, obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: While obeah is still practiced today on many islands throughout the Caribbean, particularly in Jamaica, this exhibit focuses on history and primary texts from the pre-1900 period and turns to current scholarship to offer a fuller background of the practice during this era.
text: However the truth is that Obeah is more correctly Caribbean witchcraft; it is practised in Trinidad, Martinique and other islands in the Caribbean, each one with their own tweaks and minor differences, adapted to their own localised needs and availability of herbs and plants.
text: The Observer report went on: “Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and a half centuries, Obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief, is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: The Observer report went on: “Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and a half centuries, Obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief, is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and half centuries, obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: The Observer report went on: “Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and a half centuries, Obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief, is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: The Observer report went on: “Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and a half centuries, Obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief, is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: The Observer report went on: “Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and a half centuries, Obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief, is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.
text: Despite being outlawed in the island for a little over two and half centuries, obeah remains relevant in the lives of Jamaicans and, contrary to popular belief is being practised right across the island by rich and poor people alike.