In 1937, over 20,000 Haitians were brutally murdered in the Dominican Republic, victims of one of the deadliest massacres in history. Now, 87 years later, the last survivors of the Parsley Massacre share their powerful stories of survival, loss, and their long fight for justice.
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Leonardo March is Brooklyn-based visual journalist from Puerto Rico and a Report for America corps member
Leonardo can be reached at Leonardo@haitiantimes.com
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