Navigating The Job Market: A Guide For Immigrants

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Feb. 8, 2024: Relocating to a foreign country can be a life-changing experience for anyone. It mostly comes with great opportunities as well as difficulties, particularly when trying to find a new employment opportunity. As an immigrant in the United States, you can experience difficulties when trying to find employment, especially if you lack the necessary guidance and appropriate information that can help you find a substantial job. Therefore, it is important to understand what is required of you in order to secure a legal employment opportunity.

Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the US Job Market

Firstly, to succeed in securing a job in the US market, it is essential to understand the operations and activities that usually take place in this market. Having insight into how the job market operates can aid you in navigating its complexities and succeeding in your employment as an immigrant. The US labor market is often defined by an extensive diversity of employment opportunities. Researching to understand the job market can assist you in identifying positions that align with your qualifications and that require your services. Immigrants find work in a variety of industries. A recent study showed that 17.1% of Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles worked in education, health care, and social services, while 3.9% worked in finance, insurance, and real estate. It can also help you know what industries to avoid, particularly the ones that require skills that you lack. However, with the extensive opportunities available in the US job market, you cannot fail to find an industry that requires your services or skills.

Pathways for Legal Employment as an Immigrant

As an immigrant seeking an employment opportunity in the US, it is crucial to note that you should have a legal right for you to be able to work, as required by the US’s labor market regulations. There are several pathways that you should be aware of when looking for an employment opportunity.

One requirement is having a work visa. If your qualifications and circumstances meet certain conditions, you can get a work visa that can allow you to work in the US temporarily. There are several visa categories used for ordinary employment in the United States. Firstly, the H-1B visa is mainly given to skilled immigrants to work in this country. Secondly, the L-1 visa is mostly utilized for intra-company transfers. Lastly, immigrants with exceptional achievements and abilities can be given the O-1 visa.

An employment Authorization Document (EAD) is also among the legal pathways that enable an immigrant to work in the US Based on their immigration status or if they have a green card holder. As an immigrant, you can be given an opportunity to apply for an EAD or in other terms a work permit. With a valid EAD, you can be allowed to legally work in the United States for a certain period.

Being legally granted an asylee or a refugee status can allow you to work in the US. Asylees and refugees are allowed to apply for an EAD and seek jobs like any other citizen in the US or living there through a permanent visa.

Notably, obtaining a permanent residence or becoming a green card holder allows you to live freely in the US and secure a permanent employment opportunity there. There are various ways you can utilize to obtain green card opportunities including diversity visa lottery, family sponsorship, and

employment immigration.

Tips for Success for Immigrant Job Seekers

After finding that you are legally qualified to work in the US after considering the above, it is crucial to start pursuing ways you can utilize to succeed in this market as an immigrant. The initial step should involve crafting a powerful CV that talks about your related experiences, qualifications, abilities, and strengths. You should also mention your language proficiency, relevant certifications, and education, as these can help you captivate the hiring personnel.

Notably, networking in the US job market is essential for an immigrant hoping to succeed in his or her employment in a new country and environment. Therefore, you should ensure that you connect with like-minded people who can assist you in growing in your profession. These individuals can help you identify job opportunities that have not been advertised and help you apply for them. You should also prepare yourself for the interview by searching online for common interview questions related to your job sector.

As an immigrant in the United States, you can experience challenges when trying to navigate the American job environment. However, with commitment, dedication, hard work, and the needed resources and legal documents, you can find a job that satisfies your work needs. Using these recommendations as a guiding tool can serve as a career-changing endeavor for you.

Jamaican Randy Brown Shines With Spectacular Knockout Victory At UFC Vegas 85

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News Americas, LAS VEGAS, NV, Tues. Feb. 6, 2024: Jamaican Randy Brown delivered a stunning and decisive blow that brought an abrupt end to Muslim Salikhov’s on Saturday night, Feb. 4th. This victory marked one of the most impeccable moments in Randy Brown’s illustrious career in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Randy Brown of Jamaica reacts after his knockout victory against Muslim Salikhov of Russia in a welterweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on February 03, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

At UFC Fight Night 235, held at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Brown wasted no time dispatching Salikhov in their highly anticipated welterweight matchup. In doing so, he not only secured a resounding victory but also earned the coveted $50,000 “Performance of the Night” bonus. Brown’s path to triumph began with a calculated combination of a double jab followed by a precision right cross, a sequence that left Salikhov sprawled on the canvas. Although the outcome was all but certain, Brown delivered one final strike as Salikhov transitioned from standing to grounded, prompting the referee to wave off the bout at the 3:17 mark of the first round.

In another thrilling moment of the evening, Molly McCann, a fan favorite, made a successful debut in the strawweight division against Diana Belbita. McCann, known as “Meatball,” unleashed her aggression on the feet and secured a tap via an armbar just one second before the end of the opening frame. This victory marked a triumphant return for McCann, snapping her two-bout losing streak.

Lastly, the flyweight showdown between Charles Johnson and Azat Maksum left the audience in awe, ultimately earning them both the “Fight of the Night” distinction and a $50,000 bonus each. Maksum had the upper hand in the early stages, even flooring his opponent in the first round. However, Johnson displayed remarkable resilience and gradually gained momentum, ultimately securing a unanimous decision victory.

Brown was ecstatic about his victory, emphasizing its significance, stating, “I needed that. I feel like people don’t really get to see what I’m truly capable of.” He further expressed his readiness to face any challenger, even suggesting a spot on the UFC 300 card. Brown’s confidence was unwavering as he asserted his place as a top-tier fighter in the ranks, proclaiming himself as a contender for the top 15 or even top 10.

Salikhov, renowned for his flashy moves and spinning kicks, presented a formidable challenge, immediately pressing the action and attempting to close the distance against his taller adversary. Salikhov’s calf kicks reverberated with a deafening thud, clearly indicating his intent to capitalize on this strategy throughout the fight. However, Brown skillfully adapted to the situation, managing his distance and setting up his combinations effectively. With his height and reach advantage, Brown executed rapid-fire punches that ultimately led to the spectacular finish.

Amidst the cacophony of his coaches’ instructions, Brown seized the opportunity he had been waiting for. Launching two quick left jabs, he expertly exploited Salikhov’s movement, unleashing a devastating right hand that snapped the Russian fighter’s head and sent him tumbling to the mat.

In a remarkable knockout, Brown notched another victory in his remarkable UFC career, boosting his record to an impressive 6-1 in his last seven fights. His triumph at UFC Vegas 85 solidified his position as a force to be reckoned with in the welterweight division.

Julian Marley And Antaeus Secure Grammy Victory for ‘Colors of Royal’

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News Americas, LOS ANGELES, CA, Sun. Feb. 4, 2024: In a triumph that resonates with the essence of reggae’s vibrant spirit, Julian Marley and Antaeus clinched the coveted Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album at the 66th annual awards ceremony Sunday night, Feb. 4th. Their masterpiece, ‘Colors of Royal,’ emerged victorious in a highly competitive field, pitted against three previous Grammy-winning albums.

Antaeus accepts the “Best Reggae Album” award for “Colors of Royal” onstage during the 66th GRAMMY Awards at Peacock Theater on February 04, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

The illustrious nominees included Beenie Man (with ‘Simma’), Buju Banton (‘Born For Greatness’), Burning Spear (‘No Destroyer’), and Collie Buddz (for ‘Cali Roots Riddim 2023’). Presenter Patti Austin announced the winner during the 66th Annual Grammy Awards premiere ceremony, which was held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

Antaeus, winner of the “Best Reggae Album” award for “Colors of Royal”, poses in the press room during the 66th GRAMMY Awards at Crypto.com Arena on February 04, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

Although Julian Marley was not present at the ceremony, since he is currently touring in Australia, the significance of this win cannot be understated. With three previous nominations under his belt, this triumph marks his first Grammy victory.

Accepting the award on behalf of the duo, the Greek born Alexx Antaeus, the producer behind the transformative ‘Colors of Royal’ released last April, dedicated this accolade to the warm-hearted people of Jamaica. In his heartfelt words, he expressed: “I’d like to dedicate this to the people of Jamaica who have accepted me as one of their own, embracing the country’s motto, ‘Out of many, one.’”

Released via Antaeus’ Monom Records in March 2023, the 8 track Colors of Royal was the first Grammy nomination for the producer.

Dancehall producer NotNice contributed to the album on the song, Robbed. Other tracks include The Tide Is High, Roll and Made For Your Love.

Additionally, another member of their team paid tribute to the Marley family and paid homage to the late Joseph Mersa Marley and the legendary Aston ‘Family Man’ Barrett.

This victory stands as a testament to reggae’s enduring power.

Kabaka Pyramid won the 2023 Grammy for Best Reggae Album.

Top Caribbean Soccer Players To Play In Europe

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Feb. 2, 2024: While the CONCACAF is known for producing famous players like Hugo Sánchez, Landon Donovan, Keylor Navas, and Mauricio Cienfuegos, the contributions of other Caribbean players are sometimes overlooked. Countries such as Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and Haiti have produced numerous talented players over the years, yet their achievements may not always be widely recognized. Despite this, Jamaica, Haiti, and Trinidad and Tobago have all played in the biggest stage, the FIFA World Cup, and have seen a considerable number of players play in the most competitive European leagues. 

The list can be long, but we’ll look at some of the most influential Caribbean talents to play football in Europe. A new crop of players like Aston Villa’s Leon Bailey from Jamaica have a whole world ahead of them to make their mark, and if online betting interests you, there is a lot at stake in European leagues.

Here are some Caribbean players who have made their impact in Europe this Black History Month.

#1. Dwight Yorke (Trinidad and Tobago)

An iconic figure in the world of football, Dwight Yorke stands as the greatest Caribbean soccer player in history. Yorke’s career saw him shine in the English Premier League for Aston Villa, but it was his time at Manchester United that truly defined his legacy. He established himself as one of the English Premier League’s most prolific forwards. During his stint at Manchester United, Yorke clinched four Premier League titles, one FA Cup, the renowned 1999 UEFA Champions League trophy, and the Intercontinental Cup. With 19 goals for his national team, Yorke also secured several individual accolades throughout his illustrious career.

Dwight Yorke.

#2. Onandi Lowe (Jamaica)

From Kingston was the towering figure, the second-highest goal scorer in the Jamaican national team’s history. However, it was at the club level where Onandi Lowe truly made the biggest mark, outshining Luton Shelton. Lowe found the back of the net over 100 times in his career, with notable contributions for Rushden & Diamonds in England. This formidable forward plied his trade in Major League Soccer, England, and his homeland, Jamaica. All these are leagues you can access on the Betway betting platform.

Onandi Lowe (Photo by Barrington Coombs/EMPICS via Getty Images)

#3. Shaka Hislop (Trinidad and Tobago)

Originally from England, Shaka Hislop proudly represents Trinidad and Tobago. Hislop enjoyed a remarkable career as a goalkeeper, playing for English clubs such as Reading, Newcastle United, West Ham, and FC Dallas in Major League Soccer. He was capped 26 times for Trinidad but has since transitioned into a broadcaster, utilizing his platform to advocate for and raise awareness about numerous Caribbean soccer players. He stands as a genuine ambassador of the sport.

Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shaka Hislop. (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)

#4. Frank Sinclair (Jamaica)

Frank Sinclair. (Photo by Mike Egerton/PA Images via Getty Images)

There is no doubt Frank Sinclair ranks among the top Caribbean defenders in history. He spent eight seasons with Chelsea, winning the FA Cup in 1997 and the Cup Winners Cup the following season. Sinclair was born in England, but he opted to represent Jamaica and was part of the Jamaican 1998 World Cup squad.

#5. Ricardo Fuller (Jamaica)

Former Stoke City player Ricardo Fuller (Photo by Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty Images)

Ricardo Fuller is another Caribbean talent who made a mark abroad, enjoying a long career in England. He represented several Championship sides, but notably, he graced the Premier League stage with Portsmouth and Stoke City. Throughout his career, Fuller netted an impressive 134 goals and scored 9 goals in 72 appearances for Jamaica. Portsmouth are currently playing in the English third tier, and are Betway favourites to secure promotion to the Championship. Stoke, on the other hand, play in the Championship after they were relegated from the top flight in 2018.

Several other Caribbean players turned out for top European sides in their heydays, but the five above made the most of their time abroad.

Trinidad Cop Jailed For Raping Daughter

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News Americas, PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Thurs. Feb. 1, 2024: A Trinidad and Tobago police officer took the oath to protect and serve. Instead he will now spend 15 years in jail for raping his own daughter.

The officer, whose name was not released in order to protect the identity of the victim, pleaded guilty to seven sexual offences in April, last year but was only sentenced by High Court Judge Hayden St Clair-Douglas earlier this week.

He admitted to raping his 12-year-old daughter several times over a three-year period – more than a decade ago. According to court documents, the officer’s wife discovered that he had been abusing their daughter in July 2010 – after she found a DVD in their bedroom containing a video of one of the attacks while cleaning their bedroom.

While the face of the man in the video was not visible, the woman recognised her husband by his genitals. The woman admitted that she made several copies of the DVD and gave one to her pastor for safekeeping before she confronted her husband.

The officer reportedly denied any wrongdoing before reluctantly admitting to it and claiming that “he did not mean to hurt anybody.” The wife then forced the officer to move out of their home and then made a report to a now retired Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Raymond Craig.

The victim was interviewed and told investigators her father began having sex with her when she was nine-years-old. She said the attacks happened three times weekly in her parents’ bedroom – while her mother was not home. The victim was medically examined and shown the video in her mother’s presence to identify herself.

The officer was slapped with five charges for having sex with a minor, one for grievous sexual assault, and another for serious indecency.

Justice St Clair-Douglas sentenced the officer to 15 years in prison for each of the statutory rape charges and for grievous sexual assault. He was also sentenced to five years and eight months in prison for serious indecency. The sentences were ordered to run concurrently meaning that the officer will be released after serving 15 years in prison.

The officer has already served nine months of his sentence as he was remanded after pleading guilty to the offences, last year.

Caribbean Travel: News & Hot Deals This Week

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Feb. 2, 2024: Here are the top Caribbean travel news and deals this week in 60 seconds.

Canada is warning nationals to exercise a high degree of caution if travelling to in Guyana due to high crime rates.

The US is warning nationals to exercise increased caution if travelling to or in The Bahamas or Jamaica due to crime in both countries.  

American Airlines is launching new non stop Jamaica flights on Feb. 24th to the north coast’s Ian Fleming International Airport. It is the first-ever scheduled international service from American Airlines to the airport.

This week’s deal is for the Bahia Principe Grand Punta Cana all inclusive in the DR. Get a USD $528 per person when you book for travel between April 7th-10th from Fort Lauderdale on Cheap Caribbean Vacations.com

April is also calling your name to Cancun. Get a three night hotel stay and flight at the all-inclusive Grand Palladium Colonial Resort & Spa for just USD540 per person when you book for travel from Fort Lauderdale Airport between April 8th and 11th. Book on Cheap Caribbean Vacations.

Or book a three night get away to Puerto Rico this March. Stay at the San Juan Marriott Resort And Stellaris Casino from March 17-20, flying from JFK for USD 969 per person. Book on Apple Vacations now.

Pompano’s Tribute To Bahamian Roots Actress Continues This Black History Month

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News Americas, POMPANO BEACH, FL, Thurs. Feb. 1, 2024: The City of Pompano’s tribute to Bahamian roots actress Esther Rolle continues this Black History Month with the “Native Daughter: An Esther Rolle Inspired Art Exhibition” at the Ali Cultural Arts Center.

(L-R) Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Esther Rolle appearing in the ABC tv series ‘Darkroom’, episode ‘Needlepoint’. (Photo by Chic Donchin /American Broadcasting Companies via Getty Images)

The exhibition, which opened on November 8 last year, will run through February 10th, and celebrates the life and enduring legacy of Rolle, who was born in Pompano to Bahamian immigrant parents and became famous for her role as the beloved character, Florida Evans, in the classic TV series “Good Times.”

The annual exhibition, which coincided with what would have been Rolle’s 103rd birthday, is a cherished tradition that commemorates her remarkable achievements as an award-winning actress and passionate activist.

The event showcases a curated collection of new artworks sourced from artists across the nation, including Cesar Ceballos, Tafara Clarke, Sami Davidson, Gregory Dirr, Kim Ferguson, Holly Forbes, Desirae Foston, Joanne Hampstead, Tereza Hazelton, G. Ryan Hudson, Martin Karadzhov, Manzi Liu, Susan Miiller, Leonardo Montoya, Cibby Orozco, Renata Rodrigues, and JL Schwartz.

ABOUT ESTHER ROLLE

Rolle, born in Pompano Beach, on Nov. 8,1920 to Jonathan and Elizabeth Rolle. She was the tenth of 18 siblings. Rolle first attended the Booker T. Washington High School in Miami, Florida, and then, when her family moved to Pompano Beach; Rolle Graduated from Blanche Ely High School.

Rolle initially studied at the Spelman College in Atlanta, however, she soon moved to the Hunter College in New York City, where she worked various jobs at the New York City Garment district to support her college education. Rolle was also a member of the highly prestigious Zeta Phi Beta sorority.

Rolle’s career in acting was aided in part by her performances for the Asadata Dafora’s dance troupe, which was named Shogolo Oloba. In 1960, Rolle became the director of that troupe, which was later renamed as ‘The Federal Theatre African Dance Troupe’.  In New York, Rolle first performed in 1962 for a play called “The Blacks”. Rolle then consistently performed for the Negro Ensemble Company under the highly prolific producer, Robert Hooks. Rolle then appeared for “The Crucible” and “Blues for Mr. Charlie,” which were both relatively successful. By far, Rolle’s most famous stage plays were her portrayals of Miss Maybell and Lady Macbeth for the 1973 Melvin Van Peebles Play and the 1977 Orson Welles Macbeth interpretation respectively.

Rolle’s commitment to addressing social and political injustice extended to her involvement with the National Organization for Women, (NOW), and her honorary membership in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, an organization of college-educated African American women. Her contributions spanned 39 roles in film and television, along with numerous theatrical performances. Esther Rolle’s final film, “Train Ride,” was released in 2000, two years after her passing, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment and activism.

Rolle’s journey in the entertainment industry began with an uncredited role in Robert Mulligan’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” in 1962. She then joined her sister, Estelle Evans, for the film “The Learning Tree” in 1969.

However, it was her role in the iconic sitcom “Maude” in 1972 that propelled her to stardom. Portraying the character of ‘Florida Evans,’ the no-nonsense and open-minded housekeeper, Rolle became a household name.

Her portrayal of ‘Florida Evans’ was so beloved that it led to a spin-off series in 1974 titled “Good Times,” where she took on the lead role. In recognition of her outstanding performance, Rolle received a Golden Globe nomination in 1975 for her work in “Good Times.” Her talent further shone in the direct-to-television movie “Summer of My German Soldier” in 1979, earning her an Emmy Award.

Following her success on “Good Times,” Rolle predominantly appeared in direct-to-television movies. Her notable roles included Bruce Beresford’s “Driving Miss Daisy” in 1989 and Peter Segal’s “My Fellow Americans.” She also made a memorable appearance in Fielder Cook’s “I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings,” based on Maya Angelou’s memoir, and featured in John Singleton’s “Rosewood” in 1997. Throughout her career, Rolle graced the stage with her talent, participating in fifteen stage plays from 1965 to 1989, and took on a variety of television roles spanning from 1964 to 1998.

In addition to her acting prowess, Rolle showcased her versatility by releasing a music album in 1975, titled “The Garden of My Mind.” Her multi-faceted career left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment, making her a beloved and respected figure in film, television, and music.

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From Homeless To The Super Bowl: Caribbean Player Set To Shine In Super Bowl LVIII

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News Americas, New York, NY, Thurs. Feb. 1, 2024: Caribbean football fans are in for an exciting Super Bowl showdown as Trinidad & Tobago-born Javon Kinlaw, an immigrant from the Caribbean, is set to take center stage in the Super Bowl LVIII.

Kinlaw is set to represent the San Francisco 49ers as they face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 11th – (6:30 p.m. ET, CBS). He is the only Caribbean born immigrants set to play in Super Bowl LVIII.

Trinidad-born Caribbean immigrant Javon Kinlaw #99 of the San Francisco 49ers is set to play in Super Bowl LVIII. (Photo by Robin Alam/ISI Photos/Getty Images)

The 26-year-old defensive tackle, known by his jersey number #99, began his football journey in college at South Carolina before being drafted by the 49ers in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft.

Kinlaw’s remarkable story began in Port of Spain, Trinidad’s capital, where he was born. His early life took a challenging turn when he and his mother and brother relocated to Washington, D.C., and faced homelessness. For a significant period, Javon lived in an apartment in the D.C. region, sharing the space with his mother and older brother, Shaquille, until they were forced to move due to a change in their landlord’s circumstances.

Javon Kinlaw #99 of the San Francisco 49ers in action during a game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on December 17, 2023 in Glendale, Arizona. He is set to be the only Caribbean immigrant player in the 2024 Super Bowl. (Photo by Robin Alam/ISI Photos/Getty Images)

Their new residence quickly deteriorated, culminating in the roof collapsing, and they had to move once more when Kinlaw was around 9 or 10 years old. During these difficult times, basic amenities like electricity and running water were often unavailable, and they relied on a neighbor’s hose for water collection and makeshift cooking arrangements.

Kinlaw’s wardrobe was minimal, with new clothes acquired only at the start of the school year. He had to make his clothing last, rotating between a single pair of jeans, a few shorts, a hoodie, and some shirts. Despite these hardships, Kinlaw refrained from complaining or asking for more because he understood the family’s financial constraints.

Growing up in adversity, Kinlaw adapted to their circumstances and didn’t view them as overly distressing. To him, it was a way of life, and he believed they still had good days amidst the challenges. However, as he entered his teenage years, Kinlaw started facing challenges, developing negative habits and occasionally getting into trouble.

In his ninth-grade year, Kinlaw relocated to South Carolina to live with his father, George, seeking an escape from the difficult environment in Northeast Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, the move presented its own set of challenges, including reports of his father’s alcoholism and occasional physical abuse, as well as his father’s girlfriend’s reluctance to have Kinlaw around.

During his senior year in South Carolina, Kinlaw found himself residing with a fellow teammate due to these circumstances. At school, he encountered bullying from older students due to his size, weighing 280 pounds, and his clothing choices. Teachers held doubts about his potential for success, and many people around him were skeptical about his future.

Despite these obstacles, Kinlaw’s journey into football began during his sophomore year at Goose Creek High School in South Carolina as a means to keep himself occupied without getting into trouble. Although he wasn’t initially considered a highly talented player, his size attracted attention from college scouts, ultimately leading to a scholarship offer from the University of South Carolina.

Kinlaw’s struggles extended beyond the football field, with difficulties in academics, effort, and disciplinary issues. Despite these challenges, his coaches recognized that football provided stability in his life and refused to remove him from the team.

Kinlaw’s upbringing had made him naturally defensive and cautious about trusting others, and frequent relocations had hindered his ability to form lasting friendships. However, as he transitioned to Jones College in Mississippi, he began to trust people, especially coaches, marking the start of his transformation and personal growth.

This journey was not without setbacks, but Kinlaw, with guidance from his mentors, formulated a plan to leave Goose Creek and enrolled at Jones College. There, he pursued his GED and earned an associate’s degree, gaining valuable life skills and structure.

Upon leaving Jones, Kinlaw had undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming more disciplined, trusting of others, and committed to his performance on the football field. He also experienced physical growth, allowing him to eat without constraints and further excel in football.

Despite facing adversity and trauma from his early years, Kinlaw’s dedication to self-improvement and his passion for football have led him to the pinnacle of the sport. His performance as a pivotal player for the 49ers this season has been instrumental in their success, and his contributions will be critical as they strive to secure the Lombardi Trophy in the upcoming Super Bowl clash against the Chiefs.