Triple

Target class: Afro-Caribbean dance technique
Context triple: [Dunham Technique, instanceOf, Afro-Caribbean dance technique]

• A. Afro-Caribbean cultural movement
  A dynamic, transnational phenomenon encompassing the artistic, spiritual, political, and social expressions of people of African descent in the Caribbean and its diaspora, shaped by histories of slavery, resistance, creolization, and ongoing struggles for identity and liberation.
• B. Indo-Caribbean music style
  Indo-Caribbean music style is a hybrid musical tradition that blends Indian melodic and rhythmic elements with Caribbean genres such as calypso, chutney, soca, and reggae, reflecting the cultural fusion of Indian diaspora communities in the Caribbean.
• C. Afro-Caribbean spiritual practice
  Afro-Caribbean spiritual practice is a syncretic religious and cultural tradition that blends West and Central African cosmologies with Indigenous and European influences, expressed through rituals, music, dance, divination, and reverence for ancestors and spirits.
• D. modern dance technique chosen
  Modern dance technique is a contemporary movement practice that emphasizes expressive, often abstract physicality through grounded, fluid, and improvisational motion, integrating diverse influences while challenging traditional ballet-based norms.
• E. Afro-Caribbean spiritual tradition
  A rich and diverse set of belief systems and ritual practices in the Caribbean that blend African cosmologies, Indigenous influences, and European religious elements to honor ancestors, spirits, and deities while guiding community life and personal well-being.
• F. None of above.