BROCKTON — Dozens of people wearing the red and blue of the Haitian flag gathered at the Kennedy School to…
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Crowds celebrate Haitian culture at annual parade
As clouds cleared out and sunshine filled the city Sunday afternoon, crowds of people waved flags and cheered in Mattapan…
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Looking to Celebrate Haitian Heritage Month in Massachusetts? Here Are 3 Events To Take Part In
By Naeisha Rose Haitian Food & Twoubadou for Haitian Heritage Month The Whittier Street Health Center will be kicking off Haitian…
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Boston Political Candidate Warns of a ‘Little Haiti’ If Haitian American elected Mayor of Brockton
Gary Keith, a candidate for councilor at-large, and a former Planning Board member, was called out for alleged discrimination after…
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Derenoncourt enters race for mayor of Brockton
In a statement first released to The Enterprise, City Councilor at-large Jean Bradley Derenoncourt announced his candidacy for the mayor…
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Haitian American Academic Named Harvard Dean
Claudine Gay will become the next Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard President Larry Bacow announced yesterday.
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5 Boston Restaurants for Tasty Haitian Cuisine
By Victoria Jonas If you’re craving something Haitian, then you must indulge in Haiti’s most loved dishes. These classic Haitian…
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Haitian Heritage and Philanthropy Celebrated Through Food
On May 19, over 70 guests took part in a voyage through Haiti’s gastronomy, art and history at “Voyaj,” a…
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Haitian Artist’s Work To Be Featured In Boston Street Piano Exhibition
By Vania Andre
BOSTON, MA –Mattapan native, Marjorie Saintil-Belizaire, was selected to participate in Play Me, I’m Yours, Luke Jerram’s popular public art installation that is making its return visit to Boston this fall, courtesy of Celebrity Series of Boston. The Haitian-American artist is one of sixty artists that were selected to have their work featured in the public art installation.
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A Chilly Haitian Flag Day Parade in Boston
By Gage Norris
On Sunday afternoon, Boston held its 16th annual Haitian American Unity Parade in honor of Haitian Flag Day. Filled with floats representing dozens of Boston-area churches, schools, music and dance groups, and political organizations, the parade stretched for a little over a mile on Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan, MA.