Regarding your article in the Windrush at 75 series (A bit Caribbean, a bit British. We millennials owe it to the Windrush generation to embrace both, 21 June), my parents left Jamaica for Exeter in 1960 after getting married. Dad was an Anglican priest in Exeter, Exwick and Exmouth, and my three older brothers and I were all born in England. In 1972, the family returned to Jamaica, where we grew up, and we never returned to the UK.
I don’t know why they returned to Jamaica, but I’m glad they did as I now have a strong identity of who I am, as a Jamaican who is descended from the mix of peoples that make up the Caribbean – African, Indian, white etc. I’m also able to see, experience and analyse the impact that slavery, colonialism, independence and self-governance has had on Jamaica’s society and development.