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Chaos for a Cause?

As we all know pretty well, Haiti has a serious image problem. It seems like every time Haiti makes headlines, it’s for a negative reason, whether it’s political unrest or devastation from a natural disaster. And these stories are never... Read more

MD. Anas July 25, 2018 Current Events Change, destruction, fatra, Featured, fuel prices, History, Humanity, manifestasyon, political, Politics, Port au Prince, protests, riots, violence 0 0 Read more

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The Story of Haitian Metal Art

Decorative metalwork is one of Haiti’s most distinctive art forms. Ask anyone where you should go if you want to find great metal art, and they’ll direct you to the Village Artistique de Noailles in Croix-des-Bouquets (Creole: Kwadèbouke), a commune... Read more

MD. Anas June 1, 2018 Culture Art, Croix des Bouquets, culture, Featured, History, Liautaud, Local, Metal, Tourism, Travel 0 0 Read more

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Haitian Creole: Mark of shame, or symbol of pride?

Haiti has a complicated relationship with its own official languages. On one hand, it has French: imposed by colonists, spoken by the educated elite, and the language of instruction in most Haitian schools. On the other hand, it has Kreyòl:... Read more

MD. Anas October 20, 2017 Language Debate, Featured, French, Haiti, Heritage, History, International Creole Day, Social Class 0 0 Read more

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Haiti’s History With Democracy : An Update on the Presidential Election

For those looking for a refresher, you can find our previous article on Haiti’s 2016 Presidential Election available here. With this post, we’re picking up with the most recent events, and then going back to Haiti’s foundations to explore the... Read more

MD. Anas June 24, 2016 Culture, Current Events Duvalier, Elections, Featured, Haiti, Haiti Protests, Haitian Revolution, Henri Christophe, History, Interim President, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Jocelerme Privert, Michel Martelly, Presidential Elections 2016, Slavery 1 0 0 Read more

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A real “zonbi” story for you this Halloween

The American public’s intrigue over zombies and the living dead have led to the creation of a multibillion-dollar market through video games, television shows, movie franchises, and novels since “zombies” first entered our collective conscience in the 1930’s, following the U.S. occupation... Read more

MD. Anas October 29, 2015 Culture Creole, culture, Fear, Fright, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Haitian Revolution, Halloween, History, Monsters, Scare, Slavery, Vaudou, Voodoo, Walking Dead, Zombie, Zonbi 0 0 Read more

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Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

Very few people know about the ambitious attack carried out by an allied fighting force on British occupied Savannah, Georgia in 1779; but for Haitians, Haitian-Americans, and friends of either of these groups, the Siege of Savannah will not be forgotten... Read more

MD. Anas July 1, 2015 Uncategorized 4th of July, Community, Georgia, Haiti, History, Independence, Revolutionary War, Savannah 3 0 0 Read more

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Chaos for a Cause?

The Story of Haitian Metal Art

Haiti’s History With Democracy : An Update on the Presidential Election

A real “zonbi” story for you this Halloween

Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

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Tag : History

Chaos for a Cause?

The Story of Haitian Metal Art

Haitian Creole: Mark of shame, or symbol of pride?

Haiti’s History With Democracy : An Update on the Presidential Election

A real “zonbi” story for you this Halloween

Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

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