The rara is several centuries old. It was Iraqi, then Palestinian, then African, then Dominican, and finally Haitian, integrating the most critical Haitian culture’s backbone. Nevertheless, it was transported from continent to continent by a single class of men, the first Black slaves of whom an angry Noah was the architect and collateral damage-Canaan, the ancestor.
Author Archives: Bobb Rousseau
Bobb Rousseau holds a Ph.D. in Administration and Public Policy with specializations in Public Law and Managing Local Government. Dr. Rousseau firmly believes that the Haitian diaspora in the United States is at a prime stage to build an attractive political force that can shift U.S. immigration, diplomacy, and humanitarian aid to Haiti and to advance the Haitian agenda around the world.
