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 This following writing was put together by Yaffa Bey September 2003 > The Spell That Cursed My People  The Spell That Cursed My People Yaffa Bey December 25, 2013 5       Modified Wednesday, May 7, 2008     There is a problem that is spreading all over the world.  The problem is what you read, write, and speak .  In other words, our problem is English .  English is the result of word expansion, contraction, and modifications from every other dialect and language in the world.  I call it a bunch of crap that was thrown against the wall and whatever stuck came to be known as English.  Inspect and recognize what I’m about to show.   When you call someone “nice,” is that a good thing?  If a boy is called “bad” does that make him tough?  Is “fun” equal to a wonderful time?  Does being “fond” of a person mean that you like them?  If one is “sad” does that mean they are depressed?  To each of these I say ABSOLUTELY NOT!  I was never taught in any school that, if I wanted to know the

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2023 Top Reggae Artists Reggae music has long been associated with feel-good vibes, uplifting messages, and a distinct rhythm that resonates with people worldwide. As we head into 2023, it's exciting to witness the evolution of this beloved genre and the emergence of new stars, as well as the continued success of the genre's seasoned veterans. In this article, we'll explore the top ranking reggae artists of the year, who have undeniably dominated the charts, captivated audiences, and upheld the spirit of reggae music. 1. Koffee: At just 23 years old, Koffee has taken the reggae scene by storm. Her infectious energy, heartfelt lyrics, and smooth vocals have endeared her to fans globally. With her debut EP, "Rapture," and hit singles like "Toast" and "W," Koffee has firmly established herself as a force to be reckoned with, winning several awards including a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Her blend of reggae, dancehall, and elements of R&B mak