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Kumina, a religious and cultural practice originating from the African diaspora, particularly among the Kongo people, was brought to Jamaica by enslaved Africans during the 18th and 19th centuries. It evolved as a means of spiritual expression and resistance against oppression, incorporating elements of African traditions, Christianity, and local influences. The practice remains an important aspect of Jamaican culture today, reflecting the island's diverse heritage.

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