24 total cases of Covid-19 in Haiti to date 24 total cases of coronavirus have been identified in Haiti according…
Ayiti Chic, Caribbean, Environment, Latest News, Nonprofits
From Haiti to Maine: Transitions, Lessons and More
Haiti was more than just a project or a place to work. I lived there the last two years and in many ways considered it my home at that time. I was also lucky enough to travel to various parts of the country which enabled me to see the different worlds that exist within that country.
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Enjoy the Benefits of CBD Gummies
Over recent years, CBD has gained huge popularity among people from all walks of life. CBD offers a host of…
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Major Effects of Foundation Problems at Home
As a homeowner, chances are you rarely think about the foundation of your property and never imagine any problems arising….
Health & Science, Immigrant Voices
Help Save Haitian Women and Babies in NYC
While efforts to address maternal health disparities have focused on the Black community at large, disparities within Black subgroups like Haitians need to be addressed also. The need is all too evident in both the presence of and inattention to the health disparities impacting the Haitian community. The contributors to these unacceptable disparities are not a result of biology, but of racism. But for us Haitians, we know very well that racism extends beyond race.
Canada, Immigrant Voices
Why is N-word a slur in English, but “nègre” is ok in French?
Césaire, Senghor and Damas were also influenced by the Haitian ethnologist Jean Price-Mars, who also developed the concept of Indigenism. Thus, Césaire considered Haiti the place “where négritude stood up for the first time” as the first black independent nation. As a result, the word “nègre” tends to be more accepted in French and has about one century of historical use in the literature, although it is still not mainstream.
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PROS AND CONS OF BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL GAMER
A Professional gamer is described as someone who is a full-time competitive player and is usually paid to play video…
Caribbean, Environment, Nonprofits, Op-eds
The UN must pay for killing my grandfather and thousands of other Haitians
As the cholera outbreak wreaked havoc in the country, national and international human rights groups joined hands to demand an immediate U.N. response and justice for the victims. But even against this public outcry, the U.N. refused to be held accountable for its mistakes.
Letters to the Editor, Op-eds, Politics
Haitians got played in 2016, let’s correct our mistake in 2020
In 2016, the Haitian community got played by a charlatan who promised to be our champion, but became our community’s worst nightmare. This time, we must show that we learned from that mistake.
Letters to the Editor, New York Politics
Solages Challenger in NYS Assembly Race: I Will Fight for Boundless Opportunities
My grandparents and parents didn’t want their adopted country to change, and neither do I. And neither does anyone who comes to this country for a better life. But the country in which my grandparents sought a better life is under siege.
Coronavirus
As Schools Across the U.S. Move to Reopen Doors, Boston Does an About-Face
The New York Times One moment Boston parents were looking forward to school doors reopening sooner or later for kindergartners…